. >> coming up i will speak with chad and burton and get his financial perspective. will also talk about getting your first home. whether it is realistic or not. >> welcome back. rob black and your money. we will talk with chad the burton pripet discuss a recent survey how much money people have for retirement and were there. >> baby boomers are only or to replace 81% of theirs. generation x what replace 71 percent and the millennium is only replace 62%. people who are 18 to 35 years old will not be able to even buy their essentials when they retire. what are your thoughts? >> first off, the manila nithe unemployment. when they're able to get a job they have to focus on saving. they lived through the last couple of decades and day realized what was going on with the stock market and real estate. that did everything this bed and that is always been bad. they look debt issues with bank loans, fraud and there just turned off. at the same time they need to do is study of the stock market and see that they were preceded by bad times. >> one of the best that we had was in

let's bring in chat burton.t a recent survey that basically talked about how much money people have left for retirement and were there. baby boomers are able to replace 81% but the other economic to 71%. 62 percent means that people who are basically 18 to 35 are not going to bear the have the essentials like food or rent. what are your thoughts? >> first off, we have unemployment. that is the biggest issue. as soon as they're able to get a job, they have to focus on saving. midwinter this a few decades ago when they could realize what is born on that date is all a bad. delicate issues with bank loans, fraud. there are turned off from the market but at the same time they need to do a study of the stock market. they had really bad times so the best one we had was in the 1980's, the year 2000. prior to that you have high inflation. there was some good stock market. the best time to invest is when all your friends think that there's nobody to trust on wall street. you're really have to invest. take the time to lear

and we are happy to work at burton high and being able to work with the students and when we do a program with education and we can reach out there on the campus and we have a rent free space in san francisco and that is nothing to look past and so we thank the district to all of the support that it provides. but financially when it comes from the cash support it is with the list eners and in particular with the major donors that has allowed us to put the station in a better position and also on this piece of paper the photo and i want to point out a couple of specific things. and on this side of things, for those, and i guess that we actually have a tv audience and they can see what i am pointing at. in september, with the support of a non-profit called the association for continuing education which has been generous in its support of kalw's work with students. yes? we were able to launch what we are calling the kawl audio academy which is actually the continuing education for the adults in journalism and the production that we began in september and the first class that have is under wa

former intelligence official fred burton has been studying a turf war in mexico between two drug cartelser band of military guards called the zetas and the more traditional gulf coast cartel. >> what most people don't realize when you're looking at the border is that there are certain portions that are not controlled by the mexican government. and the area of falcon lake was directly controlled by the zetas, and this was a very strong smuggling corridor for them. >> reporter: so you believe this was mistaken identity? >> clearly, all evidence indicates that this was a case of mistaken identity based on the tactical intelligence i've seen surrounding the case. >> the most likely scenario is, david and tiffany hartley had wandered into a drug war and were mistaken as the enemy. >> reporter: zapata county sheriff siggy gonzalez believes the hartleys not only wandered into a war but had arrived on the mexican side of falcon lake at the exact moment a cartel was about to move a large amount of marijuana. up on a bluff, the spotters, his sources told him, caught the first glimpse of a possible

that's john burton for his leadership on this subject. i mentioned it would be the grand central station of the west. why? this center will be a place where people can board high speed rail trains as part of california's high speed rail system. it will bring consumers to our city, to our system that is better, faster and cheaper. once the entrance bay transit center is complete, it will bring 11 transit systems together under one roof, meaning more convenience for commuters and more efficiency for workers and more growth for our city. today our action serves as a marker for the entire city. leaders in businesses are behind the transbay center. that's why i'm so proud that the recovery act had $400 million for the transbay center in it. that doesn't count for the central subway, all of the other transportation issues. as i always say to the workers, who make all of this possible as we thank you. our hopes are riding on you because you make all of this possible. so let us again salute the men and women in hard hats who make this all possibl

former intelligence official fred burton has been studying a turf war in mexico between two drug cartelsitary guards called the zetas and the more traditional gulf coast cartel. >> what most people don't realize when you're looking at the border is that there are certain portions that are not controlled by the mexican government. and the area of falcon lake was directly controlled by the zetas, and this was a very strong smuggling corridor for them. >> reporter: so you believe this was mistaken identity? >> clearly, all evidence indicates that this was a case of mistaken identity based on the tactical intelligence i've seen surrounding the case. >> the most likely scenario is, david and tiffany hartley had wandered into a drug war and were mistaken as the enemy. >> reporter: zapata county sheriff siggy gonzalez believes the hartleys not only wandered into a war but had arrived on the mexican side of falcon lake at the exact moment a cartel was about to move a large amount of marijuana. up on a bluff, the spotters, his sources told him, caught the first glimpse of a possible glitch in the

former intelligence official fred burton has been studying a turf war in mexico between two drug cartelsled the zetas and the more traditional gulf coast cartel. >> what most people don't realize when you're looking at the border is that there are certain portions that are not controlled by the mexican government. and the area of falcon lake was directly controlled by the zetas, and this was a very strong smuggling corridor for them. >> reporter: so you believe this was mistaken identity? >> clearly, all evidence indicates that this was a case of mistaken identity based on the tactical intelligence i've seen surrounding the case. >> the most likely scenario is, david and tiffany hartley had wandered into a drug war and were mistaken as the enemy. >> reporter: zapata county sheriff siggy gonzalez believes the hartleys not only wandered into a war but had arrived on the mexican side of falcon lake at the exact moment a cartel was about to move a large amount of marijuana. up on a bluff, the spotters, his sources told him, caught the first glimpse of a possible glitch in the drug deal. >> t

. >> within 24 hours enough was paid for four coaches needed to bring burton back to town. around 5,000 dollars. >> this is a seaside down, like the u.k. it suffered stormy weather. the actions of people in the town provided a ray of sunshine for a sport affected by bad publicity. >> born mouth and burton are close. burton gave them the run of the pitch and let them party on the pitch and celebrate their achievement. >> bull mouth's players climbed higher. for the english championship under popular coach. >> this is the epitome between two clubs. >> bournemouth didn't show generosity winning 4-1. >> and n.b.a. champions miami heat have been honoured at the white house. it's the 2013 championship winners second visit to whelm rate a title. president obama, an avid fan, was presented with the 44 jersey bearing the name short for president of the united states. >> classy. thank you for that. a theatre in london is hoping to bring the 17th century back to life. the playhouse is on the site of shakespeare's "globe." >> beneath the light of candle chanta leers, a timeless tragedy

former intelligence official fred burton has been studying a turf war in mexico between two drug cartelsary guards called the zetas and the more traditional gulf coast cartel. >> what most people don't realize when you're looking at the border is that there are certain portions that are not controlled by the mexican government. and the area of falcon lake was directly controlled by the zetas, and this was a very strong smuggling corridor for them. >> reporter: so you believe this was mistaken identity? >> clearly, all evidence indicates that this was a case of mistaken identity based on the tactical intelligence i've seen surrounding the case. >> the most likely scenario is, david and tiffany hartley had wandered into a drug war and were mistaken as the enemy. >> reporter: zapata county sheriff siggy gonzalez believes the hartleys not only wandered into a war but had arrived on the mexican side of falcon lake at the exact moment a cartel was about to move a large amount of marijuana. up on a bluff, the spotters, his sources told him, caught the first glimpse of a possible glitch in the d

district that for the people listening on the radio is 91.7 fm and we are based at studios out of burton high school and we are the oldest fm station, west of the mississippi so it is a proud tradition of community service broadcasting that the district has supported for over 70 years. >> i just passed out a packet including the program guides from this past year and a state of the station report. and that outlines a lot of stuff going on at the station and gives you financial information and the details. and i wanted to direct you to two things and i am going to base my remarks are and one of them is in the left side of the packet and there is a photo essay and on the right side of the packet, there is the state of the state report and i just asked you to look at page 2 of that, that talks about the finances and development. and i am asking you to pull these two things out first because there is an important connection between the two of them. this little photo essay is actually something that we sent out to's number of donors that we just included getting and doing the fund-raising for

>> i think that your work is cool and one thing that caught my eye was the burton high school summer interns, and i was don%backer wondering if you were planning on expanding the program and making it available for all of the students? >> i think to the extend that we will expand it, we are a local public video and part of what i think to me one of the real assets of being at a school site is to build the relationships in that school and i guess just we know that there are, and turn away the burr ten students who are interested in being part of this program. and, obviously i am sure that there are students who across the district were limited in the number of people that we have the ability to bring in. and i could tell you i would like to extend it and i would say, the student five, 6, 7 from burton and it is not because we are there and we have these students and often after they work with us and come sbak into the state and if there was a direction and i think that there is real advantages, that there is something to give back to the community that is very supportive of the statio

. >> kevin burton, apenas tiene fuerza para contar lo que pasÓ hace 5 aÑos en donde vivÍa con su familiagiÓ. >> la conocÍa muy bien y sabia que no iba a permitir que le pasara algo al bebÉ lo protegiÓ hasta su Último aliento. >> el presunto asesino es un mexicano de nombre josÉ manuel garcÍa guevara la policia logrÓ identificarlo a travÉs de pruebas de adn porque tenÍa antecedentes penales y dejÓ marcada sus huellas por todas partes en el crimen. >> garcÍa llegÓ a la casa prebd sacÓ el aire acondicionado, violÓ y mato a wanda frente a su hijo. >> no es criminal comÚn y corriente, el brutal asesinato que supuestamente cometiÓ frente a un niÑo lo coloca en la lista de los 10 mÁs buscado por el fbi se presume que podrÍa estar en san luis de potosÍ. >> el individuo es tremendamente peligroso y que cualquier mÉxico no, cualquier individuo, familiar que estÉ cerca tiene que tener extremo cuidado. >> josÉ manuel garcÍa vivia en una de estas casas mÓvils al frente de la familia burton, despuÉs de pasar bebiendo cometiÓ el crimen y los vecinos prefieren no hablar y por su parte kevin no recuerda

in unprecedented act of kindness will never be forgotten by the travelling fans of burton. >>> theresport on our website. for all of the latest check out aljazeera.com/sport. there's also details there on how to get in touch with our team using twitter and facebook. and that's it for me for now. robin will be here with more a bit later. >> thank you very much, farah. >>> and thanks for staying with us here on al jazeera. there's much more ahead. good-bye for now. >>> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. these are the stories we are following for you. a new report on the holy efforts to conceal child sex abuse in the church. spending bill heading to a vote no the house. and the monster sinkhole and levy that is holding it back. ♪ >>> dotting the i's,s crossing the t's and counting the dollars and

it's the feather feather over the period of burton firebird in the russian. stories and fairy tales and to get this feather from the firebird is a super challenge for the guild. the problem can be when the girls underneath here and it just caused the fire but in this kid we have a special. wiring inside which melting and of like really a red color. and it's picks up the fire so basically it's a rift fire in itself. i was going to have to wait a while before i found out if i'd been picked as a torch bearer more than enough time to try and learn a little more about my mysterious stone. some of russia's most eminent geologists live in. the center of russia's diamond industry on the rocks down here in the most expensive in the country. the pits descends more than a kilometer under and uses the most sophisticated drilling equipment to get to the precious. stones have been taken to assaulting sense and closely examined each rough gem is appraised and valued and i had a close only focused on my precious stone to. add must be some kind of. there i can see small cryst

. >> west side of burton we have a major tornado coming down. >> may 20th, 2013, one of the worst tornadoesrecord is captured on a time lapse video that went viral. >> people in west moore must be underground for this tornado. we have large large chunks of debris. >> the entire nation watched, as the tornado took a direct hit on the hig elementary. in moore. >> from the looks of the school i knew it wasn't looking good. >> winged recorded at over -- winds recorded at over 210 miles per hour. turning the ground into a pile of rubble. >> it needs to be a priority. you need to have a shelter. >> 300 miles from moore in texas tech university lab, they work to make it a reality. >> what we have here is an air cannon called boomer . virtual potato bottomer on steroids. >> pictures i've seen of the damage after a tornado is all about impacts. >> where wind really becomes an issue is that the debris opens up the building envelope, the walls, the roof. once you have that envelope opened, now you have got double the trouble. the most predominant projectile that we see in these storms is normally some

my name is laura burton, a san francisco resident and i'm here in support of wild life appeals and ask for a full environmental review of this sharp project. i have been involved with the effort to protect the frogs and the snakes for years now and it's difficult to see what's happening with these species as you drain the water that exposes the frog egg masses which continues to cause significant impacts to the species to this day. yet the environmental effects are not considered in the ceqa document. it seems the issues of not been addressed not even close. the direct course of action is to implement a full environmental review including experiment will a new golf course. these species are highly i i mperilled and require an if -- full e ir to be done. >> hello, my name christian steal. i'm a san francisco resident. i'm not a governor and i don't have any particular investment in the snakes or the frogs although i do love wild life generally. i come her somewhat as an impartial observer to see what both sides have to say because i know both sides are concerns with the human and wild l

republicans in any of their several dozen responses to the president's speech last night. >> bill burtonel steele, great to see both of you. i know it was a long night for everybody. i want to show you the most memorable part of the state of the union address. >> on his tenth deployment, cory was nearly killed by a massive roadside bomb in afghanistan. his comrades found him in a canal face down, under water, shrapnel in his brain. for months, he lay in a coma. the next time i met him in the hospital, he couldn't speak. could barely move. over the years, he's endured dozens of surgeries and procedures, hours of grueling rehab every day. even now, cory's still blind in one eye, still struggles on his left side. but slowly, steadily, with the support of caregivers like his dad, craig, and the community around him, cory has grown stronger. day by day he's learned to speak again and stand again and walk again. he's working toward the day when he can serve his country again. cory is here tonight. and like the army he loves, like the america he serves, sergeant first class cory remsburg never

cheryl: jonathan burton, thank you very much. >> thank you, cheryl. david: thank you, jonathan.ate it. >>> well major banks are set to report earnings next week with jpmorgan kicking it off on tuesday. financials performed great in 2013, up about 30%. are they set to win ben this year and by how much and what sector of financials should you get into? we have a preview from the best banking specialist around coming right up. cheryl: there you go. this was today. new jersey governor chris christie finding himself in a jam and offering a big mea culpa over the washington bridge fiasco. we'll have the latest on the story. david: a long mea culpa. cheryl: two hours. ♪ [ chilen yelling ] [ telephone rings ] [ shirley ] edwa jones. this is shirley eaking. how may i help you? oh hey, neill, how areou? how was the trip? [ male announcer ] with nearly 7 million investors... [ shirle] he's right here. hold on one sec. [ malennouncer ] ...you'd expect us to have a highly skilled call center. kevin, neill holley's on line one. ok, great. [ male announcer ] and we do. it's how edward jones ma

this guy was ceo atoms shoe and ceo at burton snowboards. think he's going to right the ship here. 2014 i think when he came in on the conference call the stock got whacked because he wanted to set the bar really low. lastly, after the stock retreated in mid december it's now been basing. back above the ten-day moving average with a lot of call option to the upside. >> all right. >> laid out a good case. >> i guess. >> rebut it. >> i was long the stock for 1/2 years. i wrote it from $10. i have nothing against the company itself. it's been a disaster. really good reasons for it. first of all, the stock has got gotten cheap. it's lost momentum. knowing the difference is what separates a good trade from a bad trade. 40% revenue growth last year. guided to 14% revenue goetd for 2014. it sells for 58% premium over its peers on a forward earnings basis. you cannot own this stock with a straight face for fundamental reasons. as far as technicals are concerned stock broke down on december 12th. never even bounced. it based and now it looks like it'

minister for enterprise trade and employment richard burton's to participation in chile trade mission to singapore next month. colleagues from northern ireland and the uk is hoping to start stripping two kinds. in recent months a british indie government of me and several references to the healthy state of the relationship between the administrations and the news at this joint korean initiative. here's proof about. it has emerged that two months before president higgins makes an historic first be a visit to the uk it follows discussions between the patient and the canny and the british prime minister david cameron the next month the enterprise minister richard brittain along with the storm and kind to park arlene foster and the british transport minister who participate in a trade mission to singapore the first time this kind of corporate event or cause problems. writing is very hard to get outcome of the peace process. it means that the union sector where all the jurisdictions have an interest rate elaborate sting that would bring jobs and opportunities to all of the jurisdictions. m

suspected members of the public are being targeted by a random us hawks trust for the fun of it marina burton i reports now on a dangerous game that has already been blamed for several deaths. you're walking down the street minding your own business and without warning police say they are investigating yet another knockout attack attackers mainly in their teens targeting victims at random it's called the knockout game the goal of this violent and twisted so called game is to knock a stranger unconscious with a single punch a feared phenomenon across the nation the ongoing brutality has claimed lives in at least three u.s. states here in new york city more than ten people have been randomly assaulted among the youngest a twelve year old student among the oldest seventy six year old woman was walking along warman avenue when a man struck her in the head this man too scared to show his face on camera says he was attacked last month while walking home from work surrounded me one of them as i try to get away one of them has stepped out towards me and. with the clothes is hit me in the face in some

than made the burtons rumanian diplomats to say that their citizens are deeply offended by that portrayal as scroungers and criminals in the u.k. press they point out that most of their citizens are hardworking and will contribute to british society something that economists have a happy to back up it's quite important for politicians to step back and explain that this is not the end of the world but on the whole immigration and indeed free movement within europe and you have been quite beneficial to the u.k. economy despite the politicians tough talk in the tabloid headlines fears of a lot of migrants have been dismissed as nonsense and according to remain in officials most of their countrymen would prefer to live in spain or italy anyway. judging by the weather here who can blame them probably boy i see london. despite the concerns we heard there writer and journalist john wright believes migration actually benefits the u.k. he. be available evidence is the migration to britain has been an expose of both in terms of cultural enrichment and economic investment if you just take the health

their ministration that amber of senators supporting fresh penalties has doubled or she's wearing a burton eye has more now on the growing internal bickering and where it could lead . it was just a few months ago inside the united nations headquarters where the presidents of iran and the us laid groundwork for new and positive diplomatic relations however the historic success achieved over the past four months may soon be significantly compromised if not destroyed by america's own lawmakers according to reports fifty nine u.s. senators are now backing a new package of unilateral sanctions aimed to increase pressure on iran for its nuclear program this means that the senate is just one vote away from the sixty needed to pass most legislation with the house of representatives which is already showing strong support for economic pressure against tehran according to reports the legislation would blacklist several iranian industrial sectors and threaten banks and companies around the world with being banned from the u.s. market if they help iran export any more oil now the provisions would only