. >> the myth busters are going gallactic. is it possible to swing across a sky cabin like luke skywalker. to the lead, where the tech industry goes to show off their gadgets and what they hope will be groundbreaking technology. the consumer electronic show begins next week in las vegas. more than 150,000 people are expected for the show where roughly 3,300 companies will be showing off their latest products. apple will not be among them. wearables is a major theme. jon erlichman will be there next week and joins us now with a preview from l.a. jon, what are you most excited about? >> you mentioned 150,000-plus people. when c.e.s. got started in 1967 in new york city, the audience was a tenth of that size. you saw the momentum behind things like camcorder, v.h.s., cd and every year we asked the same question. i would say that you got a mix of the obvious and the curious. will you see smartphones? absolutely. will you see cool television, 4k tv's? 100%. lots of wearable stuff? you bet. i hope to drape myself in wearables, see w

the founding fathers, this fill buster that they so loved is not part of the constitution. it's not a privilege it's a right. and, bob, just also i want to just say this, the founding fathers they decided what should be super majority, impeachments and stuff like that. one was improving nominations. approving nominations. >> schieffer: let me ask you this, listen to you this morning if republicans continue to throw up the opposition you've been receiving, you say you've been receiving, do you have plans to extend this ban on filibusters? right now you've worked out this rule which they vehemently oppose so that it's very difficult to filibuster nominations, would you be willing to just go to a senate where just majority rules and that's it? >> bob, i think it's something that we have to understand. >> schieffer: you're thinking about that? >> that's this. we cannot have a country that's paralyzed because of a group of people, the group of people who are tea party driven republicans in congress, not republicans. i'm not here to bad mouth republicans around the country. i get

. >>> it's not quite a drought buster but much-needed rain falling around the bay area right now. our hi-def doppler radar is tracking the storm system as it continues to move on through this morning. you can see sliding on by and another batch of rain just about to make its way in along the peninsula into san francisco. heavier rainfall in the south bay now. down toward morgan hill and gilroy we're seeing heavy bands now sliding in along the 101 so be careful there. just along the coastline, this next band of moisture is about to move onshore. so we have plenty more rain to come. and some more showers continuing on and off throughout the day today. over the bay now mostly cloudy skies. chance of rain on the way, temperatures staying cool highs in the 50s, low 60s. let go to kiet do now in san jose. kiet. >>> i had to break out the rain gear this morning. we are at the corner of 1st and san fernando. we have slick city streets. and i can't remember the last time we all were this excited about just a sprinkling of rain. but sprinkling nonetheless. we need the moisture. i woke up ab

i think another part is media watchdogs and the emergence of news busters, news matters, media ice, mistake that's used to be missed are now being magnified. it's a reporter's worst nightmare because a million people are going to see it that otherwise would have missed it. >> well, it's healthy, i think, for there being millions of watchdogs. >> is irony is that some of these watchdogs like news busters goes after liberal sites. so they may be pushing a narrative, as well, even though they're supposed to be honest brokers in these types of situations. howie, i think the biggest reason is with all the mistakes that we saw thi starting with the boston bombings. >> so you had cnn reporting an arrest that didn't exist, that had not taken place. more recently, you had "60 minutes" having to apology guise for a benghazi piece. you talk about polarzation, you had the apologies and resignations of the people like martin bra sheer and alec baldwin, msnbc. how important is that? >> sure. let's be clear with boston, by the way, the associated press made a mistake there. boston globe and fox news repor

plus, bob beckel will tell us what block buster new movie set the record for the use of the f-bomb.he northeast is digging out from yesterday's blizzard-like conditions as the temperatures continue to plunge. coming up, i go head to head with a global warming alarmist who stands by his radical climate change position. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back. a 90-year-old man gave a would be robber the shock of his life. surveillance footage shows the eld erly owner of an ohio laundromat turning the tableses on a thief. he didn't hesitate. he pulled out one of his own and ran the robber out of his business and then made this call. >> did he take any money? >> no, no. when he shoved me, i jumped up and went for my gun. when i went for my gun, i said, i will blow your [ bleep ] brains out and he was gone. >> for reaction let's bring back our great american panel. sara, you have to love it when a store owner defends himself. >> here is the reason i love this. he had a gun presumably legally. defended himself and wasn't quick to the trigger. he didn't pull the gun out and shoot. he scared

they called me a buster it asked me if i want a dog for good i asked the lord to give mr franklin my kids' sake. the second time i walked three days. i stayed in the desert for two three days because they were our countries they didn't lead us through. equal and when we passed a car yard said to us who wants to go house to run but how else would i run when i didn't have food or anything else that's why i had said to myself and what can i do i miss my children so much. and you have to keep going whatever happens. already suffered a lot and sometimes i said to myself now stop. but i can't. we've been talking about this problem for nineteen years with all of our government people and. nothing's changed in rob was one of the first guys first ranchers that said if you don't do some somebody's going to get killed. and ironically he was the guy that got killed in. a bin. just invaded in the fact of every day and every night. before that you had a few people a month coming across but now you've got a few hundred a day coming across we've got people coming in that are illiterate we've got cri

plus, bob beckel will tell us what block buster new movie set the record for the use of the f-bomb.digging out from yesterday's blizzard-like conditions as the temperatures continue to plunge. coming up, i go head to head with a global warming alarmist who stands by his radical climate change position. we'll be right back. welcome back. how is everything? there's nothing like being your own boss! and my customers are really liking your flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. really makes my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order. good news. i got a new title. and a raise? management couldn't make that happen. [ male announcer ] introducing fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. >> test test >> test test female announcer: female announcer: get beautyrest, posturepedic, even tempur-pedic mattress sets, at low clearance prices. save even more on floor samples, demonstrators and closeout inventory. the year end clearance sale is on now at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> welcome back. a 90-year-old man gave a would be robber t

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does seem progress in and of itself that janet yellen being a woman getting this job not a big block bustericies and being right a lot of the time. >> the most right fed governor. >> but it's not inconsequential that there is a woman in this role, i don't think. in what ways could that be important? >> to the point, how she judges herself and what her record ends up being will say a lot. regardless of what her record ends up being, it's going to be noted, first woman fed chair x, if she can focus on main street and can get gains there in terms of focusing on unemployment and main street and that part of the economy that hasn't quite come back. sure that will be part of her legacy. >> one of the interesting things, she spoke to me not just about the fed and economic policy but how she juggles it all. i don't think allen greenspan or bernanke would be speaking to me about who changes diapers in the house. >> we haven't known a lot about previous fed chair, sort of out there on cnbc in a distance. we do know a lot about janet yellen of the she talked about her family and her father being a fam

. >> wendy davis burst on to the national scene with her fell law buster of texas' abortion restrictions. the media rushed to turn her into a superstar claiming the one-time single mom would put herself through school and would create a better qualifier. this is the dallas morning news and many months after the fact sought to actually look into mrs. davis' story and found out in fact it has a lot of holes. given ms. davis is running for texas governor, this is information relevant to voters, though it would have been better having it back when the media was glorifying her. >> matt? >> the mayor of our town made the centerpiece of his campaign a tax increase on the rich to fund pre-k programs and he said he would push back against charter schools. well i wouldn't give a hit to the governor of new york state, a fellow democrat named andrew cuomo who had plans that would expand pre-k programs without a tax increase and putting the mayor in his place. >> thank you. that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and to all of you for watching. hope to see you right here next week. >>> we

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not a drought buster but a little moisture. >> it's something. >> yeah. >> absolutely. >> thank you.we have to keep you busy anyway. >>> it is 6:20 now. get your flu shot. that's the message from a family of a bay area woman who just died from the virus. 46-year-old nancy pinnella got sick on a tuesday of last week. wednesday morning she went to the doctor, wednesday night she was on life support and died from the h1n1 virus. now her family wants everyone to get vaccinated. >> she wouldn't have wanted her life to be without meaning and i think this gives meaning to her life. if her death helps somebody else that would have been a big impact for her. >> nancy's doctors told her family they are convinced she would be alive today if she did get the flu shot. nancy was a former kpix 5 employee. >>> a vacation is cut short after hundreds of passengers get sick. what caused the illness on a caribbean cruise ship? coming up. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell. you're not going to believe it. i have a richard sherman update. and the president's speech must have inspired the wizards. their state of

. >> this is definitely a calorie buster, but you say every little bit every now and then. >> i'm nota doctor, i'm a cook. >> thank you. have a great week. have a great week. the next news i can only send one of you to cover the game in new york. who's got what it takes? game on. [ male announcer ] the more devices you have, the more you need fios quantum. america's fastest, most reliable internet. still got slow internet terry? no...yes... [ male announcer ] for incredible uploading, streaming, and chatting.... show 'em what you got ella. thanks erin. [ male announcer ] in and around your home. hey dad! you got it. you're going to new york. this is definitely the place to be! you know she is pretty good. [ male announcer ] don't miss out like terry. switch to a fios triple play online for just $89.99 a month for one year. we'll triple your speed with a free upgrade to fios quantum internet. plus get $250 back with a two year agreement. or check out our no annual contract options. get the power of 100% fiber optics and get the most out of all your entertainment with uploads two times

not the biggest storm we have ever seen, definitely not a drought buster but face to see the rain makeeturn. headed to the high country, winter storm warnings are up. could see up to 2 feet of snow across the higher peaks. tomorrow morning, maybe about 6" of snow at lake level at tahoe, wouldn't that be nice to see? here in the bay area we are watching the storm system slide through. that will bring with it some rain tonight. we are going to time it out. you can see the front dragging through 2 a.m. right through the heart of the bay area. then sliding to the south overnight tonight. maybe a little bit wet scattered showers into early tomorrow morning. rain amounts not impressive but up to half inch in the wet part of the north bay, 10th inch south bay. temperatures today 50s and 60s. fairly mild. we are going to see rain the next couple of days. sunset 5:30. sunrise tomorrow 7:15. on the forecast, looks like some much-needed rain overnight tonight into tomorrow. then tapering off to dry weather beginning on saturday. return of a couple of showers near the coastline just a slight chanc

. >> the storm doesn't look like a drought buster but at least we may see a little rain around the bay area. just how much? we'll talk about that coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, power of community. "i'm gonna keep on a- walki, keep on a-talkin', walkin o freedom land." >>> president obama paying tribute to pete seeger today saying the singer-songwriter believed in the power of "community." ♪[ music ] ♪[ music ] >> seeger died on monday night after 70 years in his career and performed into his 90s. best known for folk songs including turn, turn, turn, where have all the flowers gone. he died at the age of 94. >>> it is super bowl media day today on this tuesday before the gig game sunday and seattle seahawks richard sherman drew a lot of attention following that media storm from his post-game rant last week. >> i regret it just attacking a man, you know, attacking it and taking away from my teammates and just you never want to talk down on a man and to build yourself up and things like that so i regret it bad and i regret taking that attention away from my teammates. >> the denver broncos f

buster was observed in markedly different ways but by scores of ministry as well as support has all the muslim brotherhood well as was feared that his rival rights resulting catches in which at least twenty nine people are understood to be killed four strikeouts. tomas was a house hostel. thousands of egyptians cram into or a symbolic sense of the pirates during the first man to treat it takes to host the new tyre from power. the cops appointed to head to baltimore to proceedings but to drop marks and supports the starting point three years on the square is now a platform for many egyptians to pledge their support forget not that into the tree man. the lows. i want cc to become president the muslim brotherhood should all be executed as helping syllable and it was a mob of a mobile phone. we are due to the summer the mission. we had no intention of provoking violence. then everyone to come out and celebrated in korea. but most everyone had come to commemorate the anniversary in such a peaceful way. on neighboring streets that was because on the grounds and teargas in the air crew and ant

the move is to replace block busters facing competition. the share dropped. >>> the billionaire investor paul singer's hedge fund, elliott association, offered to buy river bed technology for $3 billion. the firm already owns a large stake in the network equipmentmaker. elliott has been pressuring river bed since november to review its business, calling the stock significantly undervalued. the offer sent shares to the company soaring up more%. >>> barnes & noble has a new ceo. the struggling book retailer promoted the head of its nook division michael huckabee to the company's top spot. the chief position has been vacant for almost six months since the last ceo, william lynch, resigned after several earnings and misses sales in that e book business which he developed. shares fell slightly to $14.63. >>> constellation brands out with an earnings beat today. the liquormaker said its profit nearly doubled last quarter thanks to its acquisition of corona. constellation raised its projections. shares rose 9.5%. shares at mcdonald's were in the r

. >>> ghost buster dan aykroyd was sworn in as a mississippi sheriff deputy on monday after spendinghile shooting a movie. aykroyd had some experience as a lawman. i didn't know this. he worked as a police officer in louisiana before -- >> pulled up in a blues brothers car. >> old beat up cruiser. >>> super bowl sunday gives summer blockbusters a big stage to show off some new footage. expect to see tv spots for the new captain america, aaron paul's need for speed and yet another transformers movie, this one with a little more mark wahlberg and a little less labeouf. i haven't seen a single -- i'm a movie buff. i've not seen a single transformer. i have trouble with my kid's toy, i can never do it. >> i think they're old enough to take in the movies. >> you think so? >> maybe. >> we're star warsing it. i don't know about -- >> darth vader is still scary. >> they're good with darth. maybe i this uh-uh work should >>> this is "early today." we hope it is your first stop of the day right here on nbc. my grandson's got this blankie that gets filthy. but he's got such sensitive skin that

not a soaking rain, not a end of the drought buster but it is a change in the weather pattern, which is what we have been so needing. it is just -- the pictures are just incredible and we need to start filling up the reservoirs before the dry season begins. >> people will be confused. what is this? >> it will be pretty crazy. that's a look at the >>> so, again, looks like half inch to inch of rain headed to california. it is a start and that's wednesday and thursday. >> that's good news. all right, thanks, bill. >>> what is making over 600 passengers and crew so sick at sea? >>> nsa leaker edward snowden on assassination fears. >>> and senator rand paul on bill clinton, monica lewinsky and hillary 2016? it is all next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ bring the delicious taste of hershey's chocolateads. to anything - everything. with new hershey's spreads, the possibilities are delicious. [ male announcer ] campbell's homestyle soup with farm grown veggies. just like yours. huh. [ male announcer ] and roasted white meat chicken. just like yours. [ male announcer ] you'll think it's homemade. i love

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. >> every homeowner our business buster part and that is what we are trying to do here. >> reporter: during tough times like this by the way, the district will vote on the $500 a mess measure. >> pam: after weeks of moraine park chief meteorologist jack boland bennettjacqueline bennett? >> reporter: wednesday in to thursday will be some decent rain. >> jacqueline: even seen some return. not seen any rain hit the ground just yet because it is really dry. here is a wider look at the system. if most of this mining it will miss us to the north tonight. we are going to turn this into futurecast just a bit. >> pam: >> pam: later, another major retailer warning shoppers. now a former raider red ed ayers with another cheerleader taking the team to court. what she does not want any part of the lawsuit. for over 60,000 california foster children, nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sl

leading up to the shutdown you had the fill buster by ted cruz and i think for many americans that gave the impression this was owned by the tea party. and what it did was submit for many americans that the gop has the difficult time trying to govern. and when you had the actual shutdown and you had many americans particularly working in government whose checks were not going out and veterans not having benefits didn't play well for the republican party. and on the flip side, there was an immediate pivot to obamacare. so many of the losses and wounds inflicted on the republican party, those immediately seemed to go away and there was a huge transfer to what happened to the democratic party in the midst of the obamacare rollout that was bungled. but still, many, many americans saw that shutdown as firmly in the category of the gop. >> what is on the positive side of the ledger in your view for republicans right now? >> that is a good question. actual, republicans i think are in a good shape in that they do have control of the governorships and legislators throughout there country. there

the market and we're going to talk about those picking back up later thank you so much our two room buster need thank. you guys all sit down with author and investigative journalist amber lyon you don't want to miss it. just like. you did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution. that's because a. an open process is critical to our democracy albus. goal. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and across difficult we've been a hydrogen client handful of transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once told just my job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem trucks rational debate and a real discussion critical issues facing america five ready to join the movement then welcome to the big picture. of a. couple. here in the d.c. bubble it's rare to find a journalist who has not only left the corporate media but is actively fighting against it when such pioneering m

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the market and we're going to talk about this pick it back up later thank you so much our two room buster need thank. you guys all sit down with author and investigative journalist amber lyon no one on the set. wealthy british sign off on. some time to. market why not. why no one should really happening to the global economy. mikes cars are for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to conjure reports . i've got a quote for you. it's pretty tough. stay with sob story. let's get this guy like you would smear the guys that are working for the people both issues the mainstream media works for each other bridegrooms vision. problems . they did rather well. plus that was a new alert animation scripts scare me a little but. there is breaking news tonight and they are continuing to follow the breaking news. the alexander family cry tears of the wife at great things other than. the ad read arquette a court found alive there's a story made for a movie is playing out in real life. a . here in the d.c. bubble it's rare to find a journalist who has not only left the corporat

now he wants to add myth buster to that list. he wants to destroy the myth that poverty and disease cannot be eradicated. he put out an annual letter were he put for this annual letter, writing that by 2035 there will be almost no poor nations left in the world. here is the exclusive interview on how they choose their charitable causes to whether or not gates will return to microsoft. >> i think that the board is doing some important work right now. the foundation is the biggest part of my time, but then i put work into help as a board member. >> are you involved with the search for the new chief executive? >> we're working on that. there is nothing new to say. it is a good board. >> do you feel a sense of urgency at all? does the board fill a sense of of -- feel a sense of urgency? >> i cannot wait. then again, you want to pick the best person. they will move at the right pace. >> we had the fortune of having the mayor comeback. we are very happy to have him back. bill, has that ever hit your vision in the future of going back t

for instance, if there is a new block buster book release, say for instance another harry potter book homologue they would be able to do is take a look at all of the people who potentially have ordered within the series and who have often ordered on the release date and send those items to the nearest shipping destination where they could be shipped and not actually label the product until it is essentially in the last mile. it appears that what they are doing is basically leaving the address field blank which means they would need to be significant integration with carriers in order to actually execute and make it happen. >> this would not involve you getting charged for something that you did not want? >> given that amazon is so customer-centric, i doubt we would ever see anything like that where they would just bill you. there was also some indication in the patent application that what they may do is proactively send you something as a surprise, something like that, which is very amazon. they send you something that you may have in your saved a shopping cart or something you may h

entrepreneur, visionary and global philanthropist and now the world's richest person wants to add myth buster to that list. he wants to destroy the myth that poverty and disease cannot be eradicated. the bill and wendy gates foundation just came out with where he sayster there will be almost no poor nations left in the world. he sat down with betty liu and bloomberg, also the former mayor of new york for an exclusive interview and they discussed everything from how they choose turtle causes to whether gates will return as microsoft's ceo. >> i am on the board and the board is doing some important work right now. biggestdation is the part-f my time, but i put time work in and help as a board member. >> how involved are you with the search for the chief executive? >> there's nothing new to say. it is a good board. >> do you feel a sense of urgency at all on this front? you always feel that way and then you want to pick the best person. they will move at the right pace. >> we have the fortune of of having the mayor come back to this company and we are happy to have him back. ever hit your vision

i think that's a good stress buster, getting out. remember, i live above the shop, as it were.etting out of the shop, getting out of the office, going for a run around the park, that's a good stress buster. >> prime minister, thanks for your time. >> thank you. >> francine lacqua there speaking with the british prime minister, david cameron. also listening to that conversation, hans nichols in davos. any thoughts on that other than small children and stress? >> a situation i know well. guy, with remarkable to me about the two interviews we had with moscivi and david cameron is the extend they acknowledge political fortunes at home are closely tied to what they're doing here in davos. they're trying to get investors to buy into their vision of their country, their ambassador, their salesman. that's part of their job here, and the stakes are high. >> hans, it's been a great few days of coverage. highlights? >> i think highlights had to be the last hour. i think francine's interview with christine lagarde and her interview with cameron really sort of brought home the challenges, t

it's not going bang busters. china throwing down. japan coming out of its decade of stagnation. there's a sense that coming together has helped the world but unclear exactly what happens next. it's not a certainty. the theme is not certain as in prior years. >> you say europe bottomed out in terms of how low it could get, and we'll talk about the spanish situation. do you believe the countries - are they ready to throw away their crutches. >> no, and you mentioned spain, it's not a country. 50% youth unemployment. grease has great problems. if you take the countries much the international monetary fund, europe is expected to grow 1% collectively in 2014. that is no great shake. when you think that this is all of these countries together, that means some on their own may have the equivalent of negative growth. not ready to throw it away. the central banks have been very involved. some countries are raising tax. they want money and a lot of economists are worried that that may send them off the rails. if the crutch are around, stay with them. there are some european economies movi

now the world's richest person wants to admit buster to that list. wants to destroy the myth that poverty and disease cannot be eradicated. the bill and linda gates foundation came out with its annual letter today. in it he wrote that by 2025 there will be almost no poor nations left in the world. we sat down with bill gates and former new york city mayor mike bloomberg. he asked about people's perceptions on smoking, obesity, and marijuana have changed, and rolls and that our. >> cities are where you pick up the garbage, bring down crime, enact health measures and what you can actually see, what you can buy, how you are late -- how it is labeled, and what you can use and those kind of things. if you look at most of the progress made in climate change, for tebow, that has been done at the city level. even in this country, fighting guns, fighting obesity, bringing down crime, those are not at the federal level or state level, but at the city level. >> i have always wanted to know this from you, bill. you have -- both of you have a huge arsenal of reso

it manifested symbolically around these busters with protesters a few weeks ago. buses.ake these cushy it is impossible to get an apartment around any of these bus stops. let alone anywhere in san francisco. problem is real estate? >> it is a big problem. stories about san francisco with the tech boom and all the stress and gentrification, go back to the old articles in 1988 and 1999. it is precisely the same. rentre talking about control. we had emergency supplementals when i was on the county board of supervisors to take care of nonprofits because they were being priced out and could no longer afford rent. the question now is going back to that time. that ended quickly with the boom and bust. we're sensing this will continue so it does require different motivation and leadership to get ahead of this. i thought it was good the mayor came together with the tech , we agree we said have got to address these shuttle buses. >> do you think it is good they have to pay? >> is a good thing because for everybody, it was a good thing to send a message they have to play the by the

. >> box office block busters often have lots of violence and lots of guns.bill, django unchained and gangs of new york, all produced by harvey weinstein but the movie mogul declaring war on the nra. >> i don't think we need guns in this country. i hate it and i think the nra is a disaster and i'm going to make a movie. i shouldn't say this but i'll tell it to you, howard. i'm going to make a movie with meryl streep and we're going to take this issue head on and they're going to wish they weren't alive when i'm done with them. >> ted cruz's response. >> the hypocrisy about a rich hollywood producer that lives in a fancy neighborhood with police protection, he says he doesn't own a gun but i bet you he has armed security around him. it's the pattern we see in washington. it's a double standard. one rule for thee and one rule for me. >> is he a hypocrite? >> it's blatant and it's so obvious that maybe senator ted cruz and on the record gets results because harvey is going to say tonight on a cable network in an interview that he's no longer going to make movies

this is a big consideration consideration, a budget buster i am worried about. another threat that we face from the nuclear weapons. western to i rand. clearly the most pressing issue we face to lurk in the background. we finding a group called we think media. and of all the stories of nuclear policy, a 70 percent are on iran. if you think iran is the greatest threat you have reason to think that most of what you've read, i don't have to think that. it is a concern by a much more worried about pakistan and the country that already has 100 nuclear weapons there is a chapter called the most dangerous country and earth it is about pakistan in the book "nuclear nightmares." but the most pressing issue it becomes a critical policy point this if we get this right there are your enormous benefits to play out that go beyond the nuclear program. strategic openings that could develop on policy issues. but could we stop by ran from getting a nuclear weapon? if we don't we risk destabilizing the of middle east and then it will follow but if we do we could solve a problem on

we have wall street economy that is doing gang busters in the past 12 months and the main street economy that is not doing well at all. and the president is right, the president talked about the gap between the rich and the poor, but it is his policies that are to blame. we have higher regulations and more taxes and obama care, all of these things hit the small businesses hardest and they are the ones that affect the economy that we deal with the most. big guys have lawyers and lobbyist and can afford all of the regulations and new taxes. and they have very low interest rates that help them but don't necessarily help the little guy. >> how hold income is down and labor force participation rate is down. and poverty in the last five years are up. and there are new concerns after a bad end on wall street last week? >> wall street and maybe the rest of the economy is catching up with wall street. we'll see how the down turn goes. the president is talking about how great wall wall is doing. they do well when they fire people. macy's same day they fired 2500 workers the stock jumped. and same

as you know, a rough day on the market, concerns about emerging markets which have been going gaj bustersin the last several years have been slowing down. triggered by an economic report out of china at a that indicated some slowing, that china isn't going to grow as fast in the future than it has in the last decade or so. problems in the economy and the currency ended up dropping in value a great deal. that's given people concerns about emerging markets from around the world . i had a chance to talk to jim kim, president of the world bank, loaning funds to many emerging nations. he's very concerned, i asked him for his take. >> china has been explicit, this administration in china are very concerned about the reforms they have laid out. export oriented economy to one focused on consumption of services. this is huge. look we can't do this anymore, we're going to have to go back to our old model because we have got to keep the growth numbers up. this is not what they're saying. let the markets determine the distribution of resources. this is huge. i think they're committed to these reforms