that shape the global economic environment for more on this discovery led to cross live to aunt chris bond and john paulson and doubles. jacqui know that wednesday is a fast day of the floor on the what's on the agenda and how closely at delegates expected to stick to that was very much being down to business today was forty c day session on china this morning on the pace of structural reforms. with no moving into a session on india. the pier where they can get in free stuff is faltering economy and then japan traditions i ave is it today to try and spell out exactly what is a bit no mix and canned heat. i can't really get to pad out of decades of economic stagnation. but on the sidelines exactly off the official agenda all of the pulpits on iran and syria iran's president has some rough on the easier of course i doubt many of the people who are attending the peace talks will be coming here such as the secretary of state for the us john kerry and does a lot of speculation about whether john kerry and his son ron hardy will meet e a place to place on the sidelines of the meeting the state d

very latest on the situation we needed to win now joined by chris bond and i fell on rupee in cairo. i don't know that. results show an ad in the welding majority now lol d in the and the ninety percent supporting the draft constitution box on the other hand those at ten outs expected to be about to foresee the sad when this is actually had any impact on amazon. well on levels were so mean there is in a unanimous vote them all egyptians who went and gave their vote in the ballot box as he said over ninety percent that actually been some reports it has been announced according to the exit polls to reach ninety six percent over ninety six percent. so basically i'm there is a sort of a consensus among those who went up for on the egyptian to give their votes and the ballot boxes to approve on what is going on in egypt from the current transition. there is of course also some analysts who have been worried about such a result of these expectations from such a result the court that because it means that there isn't any and significant presence off the opposition for art. and eventually pr

chris from our bond council. and i'm sorry, of course, bill often our disclosure council if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them >> thank you very much any public comment on this item. >> i have one speaker card. corrin woods. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm corrin woods i chair the mission bay sentences advisory council. the mission group has put an amazing amount on the structure and hasn't been reinforced. their building roads and parks and doing doing everything everywhere everything to be helpful >> thank you. any other speakers cards. >> commissioner singh isn't here i wanted to ask from here how do we buy the bonds. >> the underwriter is right over there. and, yes. good afternoon >> this last speaker and i have worked together to get mission bay started. it took a long time. i am here supporting here because she's sticking with it. i hope you pass on this item it's very important to her she's put here life and soul into this area thank you very much >> thank you very much any other spe

bonds. bigger because we're better. [chris]still smoking up a storm? aladdin bail bonds. n't it? [chris] ever try to... [tom] quit?of course! my best time was six days. the worst was ...uh...23.4 seconds. [chris] so can i ask you... [chris & tom] why are you still smoking? [tom] [sarcastic] "it's so much fun." [chris]why not call the smokers' helpline? the program's free,and... [tom]and they'll tell me..."you oughta quit." [chris] not so. just tell them you're ready to quit. then,they'll tell you how. [tom] really? you wouldn't have that number on you,would you? according to family members 14 year-old boy shot and killed his 17 year-old sister after an argument over clothing. happened here in the apartment complex around noon today. let's check with oakland police that forcing year-old brother identified as mario all tolliver. is not in custody. >> : to our learning more about how tom smith was killed. sgt nelson of the alameda county sheriff purdah. tom smith was shot one time in the chest even though he was wearing a bulletproof vest like this one i have on. the bullets

chris. he's a 9-month-old male and the reason he's here today and the reason he's so special is he is part of a bondedpair. he and his brother sammy have come in just recently. the owners had to give them up. they had to move into a home that wouldn't allow pets. i think there was maybe health issues that they had to move. >> my mom had to give up her pet, and my brother took it. >> and the two are bonded so thoroughly, that we are trying to keep them together. it's very very hard to place two cats, but they're both young, both in great shape. they love each other, and what's so wonderful is they are both calm. they love to sit on laps. they love to be held. they're good with kids and babies and toddlers. >> when you're doing a bonded pair like that, did you give a break to the adoptee. >> they would definitely do that. maybe two for the price of one. >> we are more goal on this -- negotiatable for these two because we want them to stay together. for the cats to sit calmly with all this going on. this is an extraordinarily well adjusted cat and his brother's just the same. they're friendly. they're wo

he has been transferred to the jail, the issue is bond and when he will have his first appearance in court. we are waiting for the details on that. chrisc's mark potter, thank you so much. >>> if you real only one thing this morning, we talk about economic inequality on this program, so this story call the our eye. chanel is about to move into the sneakers business, yes, casual shoes, and they will cost $4,000 a pair. my question is -- is there something wrong with that? or if people can afford them, it's nobody's business how they spend their money. that's up on our foible possibly page. let us know what you think. >>> a behind the scenes look as the president prepares for next week's state of the union address. more on that coming up as well. , but i am so stuffed up, i can't rest. [ male announcer ] nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? alka seltzer plus night fights your worst cold symptoms, plus has a decongestant. [ inhales deeply ] oh. what a relief it is. delicious, but say i press a few out flat, add some beef, sloppy joe sauce and cheese, fold it all up and boom! delicious unsloppy joes perfect

bonds and gold. jake? >> let's hope things are better next week. >>> it should have been a week to remember for governor chris christie, instead it stretched into something that he'd probably like to leave on the side of the road. his speech ignored all of the turmoil and there's the claim that lieutenant governor threatened to hold back relief funds for sandy. there's the audit into his office's use of sandy funds and a commercial starring himself and just yesterday federal subpoenas came rolling in as part of the investigation into the so-called bridgegate scandal. let's bring in evan perez. have federal investigators found anything close to a smoking gun in any of this? >> jake, it's still early. so far, they have seen no sight of a federal crime. it's going to be months before they interview everyone that they want to interview before they open you will a full investigation. right now they haven't found anything that indicates that they need to go to that next stage. >> the u.s. attorney has issued subpoenas. we know that the fbi has interviewed some of the aides of the mayor of hoboken, dawn zimmer, to w

chris whalen's wheelhouse. jpmorgan will report tomorrow. coming up. ♪ >> monday jobs report. let's get to the data check. stocks, bondsncies, and commodities. the 10 year yield comes in a little bit higher. 91.92 on crude. it is a sluggish data check. it was stunning. >> know once all the jobs report coming. the lowest estimate was not close to what we got. earnings season will get underway. the big banks will have a frenzied four days. jpmorgan will kick things off tomorrow. the theme is mortgage weakness. big legal expenses. you want to look past the fourth quarter to forget some the year ahead. >> she is known for highly detailed reports. ratio upon ratio. stretches to the horizon. she is optimistic about american banking. it is banking in need of higher returns. good to have you here. when you look at banking, what i want to know is how is the job coverage going to be? they need higher returns on equity. how many jobs will out the door in the next two to five years? >> we think we will see a little contraction, but not as much as we have been seeing. when you do it the roe. it has more to do with the employment of

bond over their shared pledge to help the poor? we have more on that coming up later. >>> good morning, i'm chris jansing. a former republican rising star once considered a possible running mate for mitt romney is looking at the possibility of prison time this morning. governor bob mcdonnell and his wife facing charges of taking thousands of dollars in cash, loans, and lavish gifts from a rich businessman. the former virginia governor said last night at a news conference, though, he did nothing wrong. >> while i deeply regret accepting these legal gifts and loans from mr. williams, all of these now have been returned or repaid with interest. i repeat again, emphatically, that i did nothing illegal for mr. williams in exchange for what i believe was his personal friendship and his generosity. i never promised at mr. williams and his company never received any government benefit of any kind from me or from my administration. >> the indictment includes the details of that long gift list, from designer dresses, golf clubs, iphones, a silver engraved rolex. it includes a shopping trip in new york for mrs. mcdo

dagen: if you are betting against the bond market or think interest rates will go up, you could be in for a rude awakening and big losses. chris, because the consensus in rates are going to continue longer-term rates, prices will fall, but if the consensus says that, you're probably better off betting against them. >> everybody knows the rates are going up, right? what we have noticed, every client from the smallest banks and credit unions to the most sophisticated hedge funds are all short. the funds are short against their indices, it is a straight rate that. it paid off in november, paid off in december, they are feeling increasingly confident in that position, but if we get weak data, if we have a surprise going the other way, a short position can get really expensive really fast. i think we could be looking at just a monster short covering rally if there's even just a small move in interest rates. connell: part of it is like the weather discussion we just had where you know something's coming but you are not prepared for it. the other side as it could be different, is that what you are predicting, or kind of concerned abo

bond would be $2500, and of course we will be on top of the story. mark, i believe you'll be there all day. we appreciate you being there, and of course chris witherspoon, thanks for hustling over here. >> thanks. >> i appreciate it. >>> the growing concerns about threats to the winter olympics in sochi, russia, now just two weeks away. tlaes five european olympic committees, along with the u.s. received disturbing e-mails on wednesday. while they contained a threat written in russia, efficiency say it does not pose any damager but the fear among americans is real. a new poll shows that nearly half fear an attack. among those worried about security at the games, a growing number of olympians and their family members, not to mention my parents, now forced to decide whether to go or stay home. >> even if nothing happens,ist just having it a concern definitely limits you and makes you freaked out to explore the whole olympic vibe. >> i'm certainly going to be focus odd my surroundings. >> it brought us all together as team usa. we're really on top of it as families. >> our son is going, so unless they cancel the olympics, we're going to be the

chris, i'm curious, when you look at the people who are buying in for example to the bond space, the people who would find something below 3% attractive, overseas investors, pension funds. how important is that going to be here in terms of keeping yields low and what kind of boost does that provide to the stocks longer term? >> well, we think that as rates go up, that there's going to be a rotation out of fixed income into equities. so we're here at the needham growth conference today and we're seeing a host of companies that are generally optimistic about 2014. it doesn't mean we won't have a potential correction here in the next few weeks which would probably be very healthy for the long-term direction of this bull market that we've been in. >> i'm going to steal notes from a guest you have coming up in the next hour. we've gone 830 trading days without a 10% correction. that's just astounding, rebecca, when you consider -- was that all fed fueled do you think? >> no, not at all. the fed is a big component of this and watching how the fed evolves under janet yellin will be importan

chris pine and do more movies. if it is successful they will do it again. you,at is hollywood for one good idea spawns many, many sequels. thank you, jon erlichman. better, jamese bondyan? >> james bond. >> it is a classic. las vegas high rollers are connoisseurs of the good life. they get perks from all the casinos. the new nightclub in the blotchy has turksbill longino to top them all. trish reagan talked to vegas will don johnson. one of mgm's casino, the most expensive tables in the world. >> wow. i like this table. >> it is gorgeous. >> part of it is the view. 1200 water spain robots. it has 460 seats. this $40 d million. inside the club, the fountains are made of champagne. this is the most possible club in vegas. the average table costs $8,000 a night. cost $250,000. what makes it different? this red button. here we go. how much is a cost to set up these sounds? $10,000. nice. it was an expensive night. >> she got dressed up to vegas. >> that is me in all of my glitz. 200 $50,000, tell us why it is worth it. >> i don't know if it is worthless, to be honest. you get to press that button. the fountains go off. i did at least 25 times. this thing gets comp. twic

chris, back to ju. >> all right. dan simon in san francisco, thank you very much. >> the alleged movie shooter in florida is now being held without bondy chapel in florida. martin? >> reporter: good morning. the movie theater where the shooting took place is expected to reopen today. when it does, there will be extra security on hand. and the defense attorney for curtis reeves is saying that his client felt threatened and that he fired the fatal shot in self defense. we're learning more about the victim and the shooter this morning. friends say chad oulson served in the navy, loved riding dirt bikes and accuracy about his junk -- young daughter. somehow, texting in this movie theater left oulson dead, reeves facing life in prison and a community and nation dumbfounded. reeves is charged with second degree murder, something his friends find unimaginable for this former swat feem leader. >> when they identified the person involved in the accident as curtis reeves i just couldn't believe it. >> reporter: this man spent 15 years serving with reeves. >> we literally have risked our lives together on more than one occasion. >> reporter: doc

bond than to take these two shooting. >> feels good, doesn't it? a little taste of gun metal and great outdoors. >> i want you to lose and i want to win. >> as you'll still see, chrisannon and he'd still miss. so let the competition begin. >> that was nice. i want to be kate. >> first, some tips for the rookie. >> what? >> can you handle it? >> what, what? >> whenever they're ready to listen. >> i can't hear anything he's saying. >> it's amazing. these are cuomo-proof. >> safety is always number one. never point gun at anyone. always point it at the ground. safety's on. then, line up. don't aim it at this because it's moving. >> don't shoot where it's at, shoot where it's going to. >> finally, just relax. >> she's funny. >> yes. >> here's a gun. spot that thing. don't stress about it. >> for michaela, it's her first time even holding a gun. so getting comfortable is no easy task. >> can i close one eye? the two eye thing does not work. i feel like i'm cross-eyed. >> pull. >> i didn't -- i didn't even know where that went. >> as for chris, he has his own set of challenges. >> let's see it, cuomo. >> pull. >> man, i thought he was on. stop thinking so much. you see a