cap and trade amber alluded to one of the biggest issues about cap and trade this region and as well as other multi couldn't mp os want any cap and trade revenues for the transportation sustainability to come to them within the each respective region i believe the c m a's have really taken an aggressive stand and unfortunately, the governor has elected to pressure a process it appears i say appears because we have not seen the trailer bill language to direct the appropriate to various state agencies for the additional substantial allocation on some basis probably a competitive grant base it looks like the governor want to maintain control over the cap and trade so the concerted effort by mp those have to continue to press their case the leadership has drawn sympathy to the collaboration approach but that will run head ways into what the governor want and we won't see the results until the governor adapts the budget later on. there were a trio of reports in the transportation area in the last week and a half. the first one was sponsored by the transportation agency and it was the resu

i'm a buff. >> talk about the caps, right?> the caps tonight, i was watching bob costas, he had the pink eye. and then you hear about the caps, the starting goalie was supposed to be michael neuvirth, he's got the flu. >> thank you. >> give me the purell, because everybody. the caps, they won tonight for the fourth time in 14 games. the road to valor is built by adversity. that seems to be troy brower's motto. he walked the talk tonight as the caps hosted the winnipeg jets. secretary of state john kerry stopped by verizon center to drop the puck and wish the guys well as eight players from the two teams are going to sochi. caps have one more game after tonight. troy brower tonight let the play do the talking. brower in front. game tied at 2. the caps shot deflected in front of the net. alex ovechkin sweeps in to clean it up, take another look. a big mess in front of the goalie. ovi, his league leading 40th goal of the season. caps up 3-2. later on it's marcus johansson, and troy brower in the zone. brower, the backhand, his se

he told analysts to test the syringe caps found in michelle's trash. >> i can remember seeing medicalff hold needle caps in their mouth while they were giving an injection, and i thought that there was a potential there for saliva dna. >> i thought that was rather brilliant, in fact. >> dna analysts swabbed the needle caps and found biological material. >> on the needle cap or cover, there was an unknown male dna profile. >> and scientists also found dna inside the syringe. >> i was able to determine that miss herndon's dna was present in one of them. >> proof it had been used on michelle. michelle's death was now classified as a homicide. and the murder weapon was propofol. >> i've never seen a propofol-related death. ever. >> but who wanted michelle dead? so ally bank has a raise your rate cd that won't trap me in a rate. that's correct. cause i'm really nervous about getting trapped. why's that? uh, mark? go get help! i have my reasons. look, you don't have to feel trapped with our raise your rate cd. if our rate on this cd goes up, yours can too. oh that sounds nice. don't feel tr

small cap, big problem. with the russell close to a correction is that the most om nousz sign of further pain to come? liesman versus hilsenrath. the short story, where are the best bets against stocks right now? hedge funder john with his best ideas. let's meet today's starting lineup. josh brown on the best correction protection, pete najarian on volatility, stephanie link on looking for bargains, joe tear moef rranova playing office on apple, and trader ben willis with a read from the floor of the new york stock exchange. we begin with stocks higher today. still off to the worst february starts since 33 and now the concerns appear to have shifted. what started over the emerging markets is now become full blown fears that our own economy may be in trouble. we begin with josh. how are you playing this? >> so the way that we've been playing this was to take off some exposure in fr stocks earlier this month. there's really no area that we think is so over valued that it needs to be sold at this point. but i r

never seen it before or have never seen it since. >> the cap was marked with a "v". it was the top to the valvoline motor oil bottle in the trunk. >> the bottle cap was a big indicator right off the bat, the car had been rigged. something wasn't right. >> the bottle cap would be put in there in lieu of a person to hold the gas pedal in position so the vehicle could be operated without a driver. >> to see what effect the bottle cap would have on nick's car, investigators put an identical cap in the carburetor of another car. for safety purposes, a test driver sat behind the wheel to stop the car after the test. when the engine started, the car moved on its own. accident experts estimated the car was traveling at 25 miles per hour when it left the road. the embankment slowed the car. and by the time it hit the water, it was moving at only 15 miles per hour. nick's glasses were found in the car. and investigators wanted to know if nick had been wearing them when the crash occurred. so they created a styrofoam facsimile of nick's head. >> i weighted the styrofoam head so

what does he see now for small caps, carter? damage coming, you have a well defined trend and the high was 117. we broke the well defined trend, and now we have thrown back to 110. the high level sell of 7 or 8%. we think this throw back gives you a chance to reshort the thing. >> how do you manage a traded? >> >> i would roll down to the 108. and try to do what we were talking about when we put this trade on initially. look for opportunities to spread. keep an eye on twitter too because we will talk about opportunistic times to do that. >> to carter's point, that trend line they broke, that's a nasty looking chat there, i think you look to short charts like that. >> coming up next, we have the final call from the option pits. >> "options action" is sponsored by -- ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. ♪ [ bell

caps tie it up at 2-2. a few minutes later caps attack the goal again. the great 8, not just no. 40. it's his sixth 40 goal season, a franchreise cord. caps win tonight 4-2 the final. >>> the caps have four players heading to the winter olympics next week, so the u.s. secretary of state john kerry paid the caps a visit before the game to recognize and congratulate alex ovechkin, john carlson, nicklas backstrom and martin erat before they depart for sochi. kerry did the ceremonial puck drop before the game. >>> the olympics underway today. we start with one of the new events, the lady slope style. american heather anderson laid in second place advancing to the finals with teammate carly shore. another new event, the figure skating team event much like in gymnastics in the summer olympics. today the u.s. -- yeah, their chances took a beating when jeremy abbott fell in his short program. the u.s. is ranked seventh. ladies in dance is left to compete. >>> february is a busy month. next weekend the nba all-star break takes place in new orleans. john wall is m

>> we trade small caps. definitely.d butter, the small cap space is what we really focus on. >> guys, good fun to reminisce about 34 years ago. we'll see what the guys do over in sochi this time. jack o'callaghan on the right, robby mcclanahan on the left. thanks, guys. take care. >>> coming up, some unusual activity you can't afford to miss. [ children yelling ] [ telephone rings ] [ shirley ] edward jones. this is shirley speaking. how may i help you? oh hey, neill, how are you? how was the trip? [ male announcer ] with nearly 7 million investors... [ shirley ] he's right here. hold on one sec. [ male announcer ] ...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 makes sense of investing. ♪ it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. it's been that way since the day you met. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment'

small caps, up 9% and rolling. >> murph? >> hertz. i think it's a great opportunity to get this thing into the mid 30s. >> there's the dow top of the screen, up 115 points. best month for the dow since july. have a great weekend. that does it for us. "power lunch" starts now. "halftime" is over. the second half of the trading day gets under way right now. "power lunch" is all over it. >> rain and snow this weekend but today, the bulls are back. a big day for the markets and we are all over it. the nasdaq hitting a new 14 year high, a new high for the s&p 500 as well. as you see it moving 12 2/3 higher. >> the people who work at the s.e.c., should they be allowed to own stocks in the first place? >>> a new danger for facebook popping up on the front page of the "wall street journal" today. is this company failing to police its site and protect its customers, especially its young customers, from predators? >>> plus, a high tech way to steal your car. police in chicago have their hands full with someone who has found a way to do it with

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it's not part of the defense caps as well. we actually spend $150 million a year separate from what the department of defense spend, on the military and military retirees. >> todd harrison, that is compactly what they want -- exactly what they wanted to hear. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >>> determining how much for the federal gofs has i -- government has in regulating greenhouse gases. libby casey. how is it there? >> very windy. we heard the supreme court entertain oral arguments by energy groups who said the epa has overreached in its regulation of stationary emitters. the epa does have authority to regulate moving sources like cars. but epa has orders in place for three years now saying if new plants are built or construction modifications are paid, they have to be modified so they don't emit too much. well, the states and some of the energy groups say that these rules are cumbersome and out of bounds in enforce being them. we heard the arguments today, and it was interesting, both sides of the court had critic

wasn't working for us and so there was no cap. most fire departments don't have an overtime cap. we think it's high, but we think it was a big deal that we were able to collectively with director callihan to agree with an 1100 hour cap and the fact that we're bringing that staffing back in terms of the new hires is great because for a long period of time, we didn't have the ability to hire. so for example, 43 hired and graduated in december, we're hoping for another 48 coming out in may. the trajectory of retiring is 30 percent. we're headed in the right direction and that concludes my response. again, we're appreciative of the work, but i continue to be very proud of all the efforts that we've achieved. you have my commitment that if there's anything that we can do differently, we will, you i would encourage you as you know, as well as i do, you go to any fire station and or you look on any rid and you should be proud because it's a diverse group of people and it was different ten years ago. so, thank you very much. >> thank you

liz: craig, you like the small cap space. small and mid-caps which are performers. how long does this continue? where is the most attractive part of it right now? >> you know the nice thing about small caps,, i feel like there are always opportunities there. at hodges capital we have more ideas than money. we have new opportunities and thing about small caps in slow growth environments companies look for new growth vehicles. we have several companies just this year get bought out already. liz: signet was the big deal with the zale's news. how many more opportunities are out there in your opinion. >> they are out there. a lot of companies we're following think that in the next cycle, peak of the next cycle, earnings can be 170 more than the previous cycle. a lot of that is not factored by the street. we do see these opportunities. david: christian you think the n the next 10 months. why? >> i think there is plenty of room for this rally. surely we've bonn gone up 17% since december or since 2009. we're not at a top where everyone thinks that the gilo political situat

florida, the caps had a lot more than they bargained for. 3-2 with the second, the caps on the power play. ovie and backstrom with the assist. in the third, florida, bingo. holtby had no shot at a, 4-4 late. start the siren, start the bus, over chicken -- alex ovechkin with his 41st with the year. the caps are still ialive in the race for the playoffs. the wizards and the raptors, the end of double-overtime still tied. radley beall down the line. -- bradley beal down the line. the buzzer beater, going into third overtime. fast is on the transition, three ball. wall had 31 and he was a big player down the stretch. bucket, the wizards beat toronto by 5. miami, lebron james with a broken nose, plenty of face time tonight. knicks and heat. the bronze james, slam. s.e heat beat the knicks >> the nationals travel the port st. lucie the more to face the mets. -- they travel to port st. lucie tomorrow to face the mets. matt williams will be able to see how his team does against another team. a great opportunity for williams to hone his management skills and evaluate the nats' best, nations.

we kept the overall cap, which is the first time ever we have cap loans. cap, we of the overall lacked flexibility. if you want a higher loan, you get lower payment limits. if you want higher payout -- payment limits, you get lower loans. i understand all of this is very complicated. the people who should look at this are looking at it through the old lens. what i am saying to people is this is a new day. this is not a bait and switch shuffle. we are fundamentally saying we are not paying farmers just because they grow corn or wheat and rice and so on. or youe to buy insurance are covered up to a certain point. if you have a loss that is a $500,000 loss under a commodity title, the most you could receive is $125,000. you cannot get a dollar unless you have a loss. i am happy to talk to anyone on this. .t is a different day i am not saying this is perfect. is 12 different bills hooked together. titlen the commodities for the first time we have a conservation title spending more than a commodities title. we are fundamentally shifting to investments in land a

plawer, which was a pipe bomb with end caps on it, those end caps were painted red with a gold coatingstions remained. why did rick white target churches? investigators believe white was angry at the first assembly of god church for turning down his membership application, but he couldn't bomb that church, at least not right away. it would have been too obvious. so, he chose the oakwood united methodist church as his first target, possibly because his ex-wife was a member. >> he was experimenting. he was trying to get different things to work, different initiators for the device, different triggering systems. >> the forensic evidence shows that white placed the pipe bomb in a green cooler, not caring who would pick it up. church member brian plawer was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time. in the first assembly of god church bombing, white used a stronger bomb, since this was his primary target. he placed the bomb on top of an outdoor air conditioner. this one had a timer designed to explode during the sunday service. 33 people were injured. in october of 1998, a grand jury conc

we like specialty reads versus large-cap reads. we believe large cap has been a bit overpriced. so this is a different way to play that space. and what alexandria does is lease lab space to people like big pharmaceutical companies or biotech or universities. and the biotech segment of the market has been on fire. so this is a slightly different way to play that space. and they've consistently grown their dividend over time. >> and a yield of about 4.1%. jill, thank you very much. do you have any disclosures to make with respect to these stocks? >> i don't hold any of these personally. but we do hold them in our dividend-paying strategies at edge asset management. >> all right, jill. have a great weekend. >> thank you, you too. >> jill coniff, president of edge asset management. >>> five years ago monday, a massive ponzi scheme shocked the world. we're not talking about bernie madoff. allen stanford, a globe-trotting multi-billionaire from texas, was accused of bilking investors out of $7 billion. his scam gets overshadowed by mr. madoff's but five years later, stanford's victims

what does he see now for small caps, carter? a well defined trend and the high was 117. we broke the well defined trend, and now we have thrown back to 110. the high level sell of 7 or 8%. we think this throw back gives you a chance to reshort the thing. >> how do you manage a traded? >> >> i would roll down to the 108. and try to do what we were talking about when we put this trade on initially. look for opportunities to spread. keep an eye on twitter too because we will talk about opportunistic times to do that. >> to carter's point, that trend line they broke, that's a nasty looking chat there, i think you look to short charts like that. >> coming up next, we have the final call from the option pits. >> "options action" is sponsored by -- [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. ♪ i take prilosec otc each morning

the biggest opportunity as you mark it is looking good for transportation and it has shifted to the cap and trade revenues the governor has contributed the stockpile for the cap and trade and a good portion is going to transportation, however, the governor's proposal puts that money in the hands of state agencies and sfmta set a number of priorities for the cap and trade for the region for key san francisco like the bart and transit vehicles so far as significant increase in the obeying that's the transportation that we administer and all of those don't matter if the funds don't work in the region we'll be working to get the funding shifted to the region and a number of constitutional academies to 50 percent and we'll take support positions on several of those items >> a quick question what is a the background of changing the threshold. >> excuse me. >> what's the background or reasons their changing the threshold from 2/3rd's to 55 percent. >> it comes up every year for the locals to meet the majority 2/3rd's but there was a possibility of having s it reduced for school bonds and local

fully healthy we feel we cap beat anybody. and we cap compete and now we know who we are.s they are not fully healthy. word is cort zone shot for an true so he may out for a little bit of time with the ailing shoulder. fastest raising sport in teens is inline hockey. shark naturally represented in this sport and mike has more. >> it was hockey open what's yesterday in antioch with the aauen line skating tournament. teens individual mrers trying to gulf for the junior olympics to be held inless vision in july. they no you have 5 teams 13 to 18-year-old. most players heard about the sport from friends. >> we had a middle school hock c team. started with one kid playing he told me and i told my friend then we had bit end of my eighth grid year we had 30 some kids playing hockey. >> i was really lick smrisd how many players from different cities can im to my for this one team. really exit to go me because i didn't really know anybody now i know everybody. fun to good out and my with them. >> kids love it because it's faster and safer than this. parents like abouten line as opp

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one of the reasons why it was cap in secret so well -- cap in secret so well is box was the platformd for managing that content. they were able to decide to at al information that time when they wanted to and they could keep all of the security in one place in the meantime. -- this isng allowing content creators to have more security than they would have in the cloud. beyonce? >> maybe. maybe not. >> there are rumors that you are planning to go public. can you talk about that? >> two subjects that i can't talk about. our path is staying very independent. >> you guys a very focused on business. dropbox, and of the company in this area. >> i've heard of them. >> which is focused on the consumer. you guys decided that was not your market. >> we like them is a market, but not a business model. >> i still get confused that you have these two fast-growing bay area companies. one is box. what is dropbox. -- one is dropbox. the competition between these two businesses, even if they are focused on the consumer and you are focused on business -- >> i go back to the ipo question. we probably th

caps hosting the jets. period marcus johannson passes the puck in front of the crease for brower. he picks up the first of the season. now in the third the caps down a goal. call from the duoguys. tting a the caps tie it up at two. then two minutes later, this time the great 8 notches number 40. it's ovi's sixth 40 goal season of franchise record. caps win 4-2 the final. >>> now the caps have four players headed to the winter olympics next week so the u.s. secretary of state john kerry paid the caps a visit before the game to recognize and congratulate alex ovechkin, john karlson, nicklas backstrom and martin erat before they depart for sochi. kerry also did the ceremonial puck drop before the game last night. now the basketball, john wall also participated in the always exciting slam drunk contest in all-star weekend next weekend which is a first for him. currently the second ranked point guard in the league in dunks and his fellow back courter bradley beal will participate in the three point contest. he h

the caps beat the jets for the sixth time in a row. caps on devils on saturday.tball fans, john wall will participate in the nba dunk contest on saturday night. bradley beal will try to become the second wizard to win the contest. what a great story this has been for wall. he was suffering a stress injury about a year ago. now he is headed to new orleans, his first all-star game. he will be in the dunk contest. it is a great year for wall. he had a lot to consider before agreeing to the dunk contest. >> [indiscernible] the season is more important than the all-star tournament. now, you probably know by kyle shanahan is the new offense of court nader of the cleveland browns. today he met the media and was asked about his relationship with rg iii. it is pretty well documented, kyle n griffin didn't always see i die. eye.mes -- see eye to in games, that does not always give good results. >> it was not easy. nothing is easy when you go through something like that. , do believe going through it robert and i in the long run, it made both of us better. when robert and i

because it's a thousand dollars cap. not that we personally or hsf believe that it's financially doable. that information has been provided so that everybody is fully aware and we have what they call a well-rounded consideration decision about what we have. so that being the case i would like to walk you through what we are excited about and you go through your leisure and decide whether or not you want to bring forth some of the questions of some of these options in the opinion. with that i will turn to page two, what we would like are three designs. one of the important aspects of these three designs is what we want to -- first i can turn you over to say this is what you currently have on page three, it's a thousand dollars cap. it's 100 percent for the p po's and has been discussed previously. ppo's are 25 percent of the dentist available. they are cheaper and cheaper discounts. in a perfect world everybody would be a ppo and would get all of this coverage for $30. that's not the case. a lot of the dentist with delta

and cap sarin florida. sports is coming up. >> maryland utility customers who do not want smart meters at their home will have to pay a hefty price. the maryland utilities commission has signed off on two fees.t utilities can charge and the one time fee of $75 and a monthly $17.f $11 to the fee will become effective the first billing cycle after july 1. >> one of the most famous staircases in the district could have new neighbors. wtop is reporting a developer wants to put up a five story condo building next to the "exercised" steps in georgetown, the steep stairs. orcist" steps in georgetown. there will be a commission meeting on march 3. your home for news on the film industry. go to the oscar section of wjla.com. >> also home of the weather news, which is downright cold. >> tonight it is cold news. when threecould be weather news with snow, sleet, rain, all kinds of stuff. right now, a look at oakdale high school in times phil -- in amsville, frederick county, maryland, 31 degrees. odds of sunshine, but

cap one, start a tech or social media company.th a few years of labor into the garage-based startup and step three sell it off to the establishment for an incomprehensible amount of money. at such a young age. sounds pretty good, right? for our next guest, not really. the founders of about.me followed steps one through three creating a company that seeks to host your whole web experience from facebook to twitter to linkedin all brought together in one place. they sold majority stake to aol back in 2010. then they change their minds and said this doesn't feel so good, they bought the company back one year ago and since then they have grown the site by more than 260%. last week we asked aol ceo if he was disappointed in how he had handled the about.me, this is what he said. >> it has nothing to do with about.me in a positive or negative way, it has to do with us really going after single largest opportunities we can as a business. i hope about.me is really successful. liz: that was before all the drama these two babies cost us a lot

back in october, congress suspended the cap on borrowing until today, february 7th. now the treasury is taking extraordinary measures to save money and avoid breaching the debt ceiling. starting today, uncle sam suspended sales of u.s. treasury bonds to state and local governments. >>> well, another kind of limit is affecting residents of california. they're being asked to power down on their use of electricity. jackie deangeles explains. >> reporter: california not just short on water at the moment but also low on natural gas in california, you typically see this in the summer when air conditioners are running on high. but right now it's happening because of unseasonably cold temperatures across the country. in fact, residents have been urged to voluntarily cut their electricity use to help out. that means turning off lights and electrically-powered heaters. the alert expired last night, but it's not clear on whether more usage orders will come. all this coming after california has increased its nat gas usage since the decision last year to close a key nuclear facil

caps in florida to face the lowly panthers. caps know they cannot afford to lose this one, and they do not. but adam oats knows tonight a little too close for comfort. second period tied at two. martin erat puts the puck out in front of the net. and the goal. caps take a 3-2 lead. backstrom's 12th goal of the season. much needed success for him could. ing back from the olympics. third period now, clinging to a 4-3 lead. panthers crashing the net. brad making noise. right in front, cleaning it up. the second goal of the game. panthers score two goals in just over a minute to tie it at four. just over four minutes to go in the game, and florida turnover leads to the assist to ove. alex ovechkin, his 41st of the season. the wicked wrister. caps get the win, 5-4 the final. >>> do we have a final in the georgetown game? 15 seconds left. so close. >> maybe before the endf the newscast. >> one crazy and exhausting night in sports. >> and for the wizards. >> you didn't stand up for them. maybe next time. >> we give them the nod. >> tha