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>> announcer: ...and even transforms frizzy, coarse hair to straight and smooth hair?> audience: wow...! >> announcer: sound amazing? that's because it is. >> woman: look at that. >> announcer: it's called the perfecter fusion styler. stay tuned and we'll prove right before your eyes how you can get gorgeous salon results like this at home in just three minutes. and we'll prove that you can replace the results of these four styling tools with just one amazing multi-styling tool: the perfecter. it will actually change the way you style your hair forever. >> no more flat irons, no more curling irons. you can make your hair straight and sleek or you can make it curly and wavy. the perfecter is an amazing tool. >> announcer: finally, a hot styling tool that's safe. the perfecter is so unique and different, you can actually use both hands to effortlessly guide your style for complete control. and look at this: you can even place the perfecter right on your scalp for amazing lift and volume. >> see that lift? >> oh, look at that. [audience applauds] >> announcer: the perfect

coarse, thick, dry. right, and i would think they'd need different types of product to deal with their... 'cause you've been told that is why. every product out there tells you, if you have this hair type you need this shampoo, if you have this hair type you need this shampoo. it doesn't have to be confusing. with wen, sweet almond mint cleansing conditioner, both girls completely different hair types. i want to show you something. go at home and try this as well. just get your hair lift up a section of your hair. what do you see with her hair here? it's a lot thicker down here than it is up there. so wouldn't that tell you that she doesn't necessarily have baby fine hair, but it's what she's doing to her hair that's causing it to be even finer. yeah, the breakage. because if she didn't use shampoo and it wasn't lathering and stripping and breaking the hair down, her hair would be the same consistency from the roots to the ends. it gets frizzy very easily. dull. and what i would love is to just have more

coarse or finely ground pepper, mix it up. >> so simple, stephanie. >> and we're done. >> i love it. that's it. >> go ahead and serve it right here. >> and then you can taste it if you want more seasoning, add more cheese but i like just a

and she had very coarse, dry hair. and hailey had that fine baby hair. >> this doesn't happen with shampoo. >> no. >> you cannot run your fingers through it. aeris, has your hair ever felt smooth and silky and hydrated with any lathering shampoo? >> not ever. >> ever, in your life. >> and i've used every kind of shampoo. >> full bottles and empty promises, right? >> [ laughing ] yes. >> hailey, you've never used wen, right? you should just touch your hair, because it's an experience. >> oh, my gosh. it's so nice. >> so, today, we're proving that wen works on all hair types -- the same cleansing conditioner completely different hair types. >> this is the result. ta-da! >> now, remember what hailey's hair looked like at the beginning of the demo? her hair was dry, it was frizzy, she was staticky. her color looks so much more rich, so much more vibrant. her hair came alive. and on the other end of the spectrum, we have aeris, whose hair was dry, coarse, unruly and really dehydrated. her hair is hydrated now. her color is

a three-coarse lunch menu $25, three-coarse dinner $35. participating, find it ramw.org.aurants is del frisco's double eagle steakhouse and the chef scott crane here is to talk with us. >> we opened september 19th of last year. >> where were you locatesed? >> city center northwest between north and 10th on i street. >> are folks finding you there? >> definitely. >> but participating in restaurant week does give you a lot more exposure. doesn't it? >> absolutely. a great opportunity for new guest whose haven't tried the restaurant to come in and have a chance. >> how many restaurants do you know in the area participating? >> over 200. almost 250, from what i've told. >> good lunch prices starting today. can you get a $20 lunch? >> cruising out of here to push out some lunch, yes. >> and again what time does dinner start for that $35? >> lunch ends at 4:00. dinner starts right there. start the menu then. >> $35 for that. let's talk about what you make there. not just steaks i hear? >> no. today i'm doing a salmon dish actually. salmon piccata. >> see how you make it. >> so

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and decided that even though it is probably, it's juvenile, it is crude, it is coarse, and i loved it, it is probably not going to win the academy award. i understand that this is a dangerous conviction, but you heard it here first. >> and you've got bob franken talking about it. thank you for being with us. happy new year. >> happy new year, frances. >>> now to some entertainment news. ♪ ♪ it's 9:00 on a saturday ♪ >> pretty good. house of cards star "kevin spacey" joins billy joel on stay. he can play. >>> remember gwyneth paltrow and chris martin split up or said that they would, quote, consciously uncouple. well paltrow reveals that there have been times where she's wondered if she made the right choice. she went on to say, quote, there are times when i think it would have been better if we'd stayed married. but she went on to say the two now have a solid friendship and even live close to one another. >>> and singing superstar taylor swift ended the year on a high note. she not only held the number one spot on the charts with her album 1989 for seven weeks, but after selling over

. >> so maze they can't keep their coarse closed can they in the this a side door it was causing a lot of problems. >> they fixed that issue haven't heard from the original complainant since they've been keeping the door closed. >> this is a new complaint. >> i think the physical address is on polk their across from polk in the alley so any last visit they had their front windows and doors closed on new years eve that past saturday and keeping their front doors and windows closed i passed by twice they're stepping up their game and now a matter of trying to control the outside. >> inspector pauly. >> good evening commissioners did a lot of new years eve inspections as well the main one is brunn's i stopped by brunn's a bar on mission street stopped by because of the sidewalks we wanted to make sure we got ahead of problems on new years eve i stopped by and talked to their general manager and about the issue there and then also a couple of security were not identifiable so i'm going to be issuing them a notice of violation in regards to those two things. >> there was an issue with the a

coarse or finely ground pepper, mix it up. >> so simple, stephanie. >> and we're done. >> i love it. that's it. >> go ahead and serve it right here. >> and then you can taste it if you want more seasoning, add more cheese but i like just a nice fine coating to it. there you go. >> pasta with cheese and pepper the simple way, the steph way. [ laughter ] >> i wish i could say i made this up but i wasn't around then. >> this is one of my favorite pastas. >> so creamy. >> simple and delicious. last day of trading on wall street and another down day on this friday. down 180-plus points right now. >> it's down. >>> internships aren't just something you do in college anymore. jill schlesinger says they could be the best way to slide into a well paying job. >> reporter: an interesting and lasting effect of the great recession is how much employers rely on internships to identify potential job candidates. internships allow you to learn relevant skills and grow your professional network. they can be especially valuable for career changers and parents seeking to re-enter the workforce. the good

. >> translator: there's no collision coarse between us and europe and there will be no threats.iday myself and the president of the euro group will get to work on a framework to stop the economic de -- de -- deconstruction of europe. >>> moscow says it is setting up a so-called bad bank that would buy bad loans from struggling banks. the move comes after the e.u. says it is extending sanctions on russia over actions in ukraine. >> reporter: external shocks is what the finance minister has called those two burdens, the falling oil price and the western sanctions. they have hit the russian economy, he says to the tune of $200 billion. so russia is essentially having to come up with some sort of plan to deal with this. and what the government has been announcing is 10% budgetary cuts, across most ministries not defense, interestly enough. that will happen in 2015 and then in 2016, 17 and 18 there will be further cuts. and add on top of that the cuts that were made in 2014 and you can see the russian government is seriously curtailing its funding. it needs an anti crisis fund with w

these troops were living off low grade bacon or hard tack, which looks like hard crackers that were coarse dough and little in the way of fresh meat. from the archaeology we found pulverized burnt bone and that's it in terms of food remains. so what's reflected in the documentary record is also supported from the archaeology. you think of existing on cornmeal and fat back for the winter, you're going to have dietary problems. it's no wonder these camps were literally something to be survived. you imagine having, you know having poor food supplies but then at any moment being -- you know, constant awareness you have to go on the march. it would have been quite stressful. it's all something we're trying to build a much more complete picture with our excavations and study of these camps. the soldiers would build these huts, cut the timbers 14 feet in length. the notches and weight combined keeps them together. then you have these spaces between the logs where you would have the wind and weather could pass in. they would take chunks of wood rocks. what's called chinking, put that between the l

and i believe he was coarse and a lot of ways. >>mark:after a background check at the gun store.nell was arrested by f-b- i agents waiting outside in the parking lot. >>mark:the arrest comes just a week after the deadly attack at french newspaper charlie hebdo. >>darya:and customers lined up for a second day today to get copies of charlie hebdo's first edition since the attacks. >>darya:the paper sold out before dawn at kiosks in paris. >>darya:meanwhile, funerals are being held today for at least four of the six staff members at the newspaper. >>darya:and french president francois hollande today says the millions of muslims living in france should be respected but that they should also respect the country's strict secular policies. >>darya:the terror attacks have prompted scattered retaliatory attacks on muslim sites around france and have put many french muslims on the defensive. >>darya:today, pope francis is weighing in on the terror attacks in paris. >>darya:on his way to the philippines. he said there are limits to freedom of expression, especially when it insults or ridicu

athletic fields looking at a new filler made from coconut fiber, corn and rice husks instead of the coarse rubber you've seen before. the first two fields to use the filler will likely be at churchill high school and latonia recreational park. the council notes, however, the change will cost more money. >>> she spent nearly ten months in the hospital until she got a christmas gift that saved her life. news 4's doreen gentzler has the story of a little girl who got a heart transplant in time for the holidays. ♪ >> reporter: teresa perez loves to dance and laugh and play. ♪ but that can be tough when you're barely 2 years old and the only thing keeping her alive, she had cold symptoms and lethargic couldn't even play. >> it's scary. yeah. very very scary. especially because the symptoms are sort of vague. when we found out that her heart was really big on her chest x-ray, and then it wasn't pumping well then we knew the reason behind her symptoms. >> reporter: coming up tonight, find out what was causing this little girl so much pain and how doctors got her a heart just in time. that's holid

the egyptian government was able to negotiate a $900 price for a 12-week coarse of a similar drug. >>l-a may be the latest target of a breach. they said if a breach did happen customers will not be held responsible for charges. >>> beginning today in california internet companies can no longer charge people a fee to remove their mugshots. a lot at some other new laws now in effect in this new year. >>> and many say discrimination in cuba is still rampant. we'll take you to havana next. ♪ >>> the flood waters are slowly receding in malaysia after what many officials describe as the worst flooding in decades. our correspondent travelled to a hospital in the region hardest hit by the floods. >> reporter: this is the main hospital here which is the capitol of the state, one of the worst-flood affected areas in malaysia. now the south say that they had prior warning that the floods were coming their way, and they were able to take measures to mitigate the -- the damage. they evacuated this low-lying building, which is the orthopedic -- the pediatric from the dental wing and moved patients

, if you look behind me, this is midtown manhattan on a typical tuesday this would be packed with coarse and business. people are heeding the warnings and deciding to stay home. you can see the cabs coming back out again. we are a block from time square. it is a little eerie how quiet it is. long island new york which is two to three hours away from here, 20 inches of snow and they are still going in that blizzard warning. of course like you had mentioned places in massachusetts, boston, and providence, rhode island, and portland, maine they are getting pummeled with more than two feet of snow. two feet of snow the canned in some places there. again it's a storm of sort of two faces. but here in new york and new jersey we were spared. just seven inches of snow here. >> i'm looking behind you. just a quick ten second question. are there people back there saying this was just a bunch of hype? we didn't get what they said we were going to get? >> reporter: yeah people are upset on twitter an facebook saying this is just a bunch of hype. the governor made a point by saying we have put in the

we need to identify people at risk divert them away from that coarse course of action. continue down that path we need to make sure we have the capability to intercept them at the point of exit. many of these people are transiting through points of europe. i was in bucharest last week we have an additional point of interception there, and we're working very closely with the security services in the countries used as transit routes and again, working with the turks who despite the turkish's prime minister rather self defacing comment this morning, turkey is doing a fantastic job. the turkish prime minister was absolutely right, they cannot be 100% successful but they are doing a great job. we have a multi-layered approach. and the same operates exactly in reverse in terms of people seeking to return here. a final bit of the jigsaw is to make sure we have all of the powers necessary in terms of passenger name record data to make sure we can intercept these people and keep the country as safe as we possibly can. >> we have five arab neighs flying with us in an unprecedente

>> i don't like anything that -- that coarse word at the end of it. no, i'm so nonviolent. i think they should use the cans, but shouldn't throw them at the gunmen. they should just open up the closet and say, oh gunmen why don't you use these cans for target practice? isn't that a better way to live your life? >> actually, you know what the can would be better if you had can opener and the sharp edges of the thing you could slash people's throats. >> open the can and then serve them! >> i haven't found anybody, including radical muslims, who don't like soup. it's like when you're home sick. joe -- let's say an intruder broke into your apartment, because you he knew where you hid the key, maybe. what would you throw at them? >> soup? >> i have a bottle of jamison i've been trying to get rid. maybe that. >> no. >> so -- no. when i was in middle school, i had awful aim. i still have awful aim. i don't know how accurate these kids will be with their cans in actually assaulting an assailant assailant. >> how was your throwing arm, aside from the aim? do you throw normal or is i

it's called coarse peak. it will be available in portland and seattle. says it will have a multi- caramel profile offset with spicy hops. >> some of my friends are going to be happy about that. >> jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com, thank you. >>> it is 5:40 now. the world's flashiest basketball team taking on lombard street. see what happens when the harlem globetrotters do a little dribbling down san francisco's most crooked street. coming your way. >> and a bay area climber could be hours away from becoming a legend clinging to the wall of yosemite's el capitan with only can't say thank you enough. you have made my life special by being apart of it. (everyone) cheers! glad you made it buddy. thanks for inviting me. thanks again my friends. for everything for all your help. through all life's milestones our trusted advisors are with you every step of the way. congratulations! thanks for helping me plan for my retirement. you should come celebrate with us. i'd be honored. plan for your goals with advisors you know and trust. so you can celebrate today and

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at >> james: in the bay area temperatures on the coarse side once again the no. a bottle we're looking in 40's and get that up into the fifties before too much longer by the end of the morning or marseille on satellite view is clearly conditions we have high pressure keeping clouds away we're not looking at those overcast conditions. it said russ is a much as political right now as a result that adds to the centers here's a look at what is going to happen here over time we have 9:00 a.m. and then by about 11:00 or so 60 star to sit over to see the green began to filter into the map. >> james: verisimilar siesta to the for unseasonable looking at 61 and they were 63 in san doesn't 614 san francisco alone won opened statistics would not come in at 65 and is down the delta the tickly will keep cool conditions we see on the map here with like the upper 50s here is the seventh ever on the bay for as high pressure continues to one was up one really does not take hold until friday >>george: northgate yes there is some restricted visibility with called not on the bridge

the city of coarse carving out a name for itself as one of the most exciting tech markets in the worldreport this morning talking about the number of startups in 2014. a new record. for more on what 2015 holds one of london's -- shouldn't say one of, one of london's leading tech investors. she joins us now. 2014, a pretty good year. >> absolutely. the amount of venture financing was actually 20 times that of four years ago. a really good time to be doing new things innovating and trying to take advantage of what is happening globally. >> it is great to have startups but the startups need to go big. >> absolutely. all the ones you were talking about this morning, they are going to get to scale. 20 people, 30 people, 50 people, showing they can generate traction. at the same time, you have more new entrants coming as well. the hottest sector will be financial services. we talk a lot about payments before. we talked a lot about foreign exchange services. then i think you are going to see things in cyber security right off the back of the sony hack and things like that. a lot of other sect

>> of coarse i agree with what henry has said. let me put some additional points on it. i think we tend to underestimate the impact of the information and communication age. it changes the problem of government. people know what is going on everywhere. they can communicate with each other and organize, and they do. you have diversity everywhere. it has been a ignored or suppressed. remember the problem in iraq with maliki was yet to govern over diversity, but wanted a snap it out. he didn't understand how to govern over diversity. you have that problem that tends to fragment populations that make governments weaker. the problems that demand international attention are escalating. as henry said and i said, there is an attack on the state system going on. the attack on ukraine is part of it. the isis is a major part of it. a major challenger. they want a different system. i have a sense that china is drifting into a kind of severe of influence way of speaking. that is different from the state system. that is a challenge. i see nuclear weapon proliferation coming about. tha

of coarse was keeping the cards close to his chest for 2015, but he said this is a great environmento be in just because of the international landscape. the funding that he is seeing is actually quite easy because of what central banks have been doing, sans terms of the economy, he is very bullish on the u.s. economy, tom, and he is bullish on his model of funding. >> all right, francine, we will leave it there. francine lacqua joining us there with her conversation with bill ackman. we want to hear your thoughts come out twitter question of the day -- is market volatility good for the big banks? obviously there is a good lot of trading. we want to hear your thoughts. tweet us that is today's company news. -- tweet us @bsurveillance . this is "bloomberg surveillance." >> my answer is "used to be." ♪ >> possibly the research report of the year. it is a young year so far. without question our most important interview of the day -- jeffrey currie he is with goldman sachs, his team changed the early -- the oil markets earlier this week. dr. currie will join us. looking forward to that on

some people say it's disconnecting the plumbing to use very coarse terms. people are concerned about research and development. we spend time talking about hour --r one and two, talking six, way beyond that. the agreement itself doesn't speak to ballistic missile development, significant concerns for all of us. we believe, although i'm not sure this is the case. i had a meeting last night and maybe this is not true. i know some of you can enlighten us here today, but we're concerned about what we're really going to cause iran to do relative to their past military intentions. most of us think they are way down the road, since 2003 and we'd like to understand the type of technology they have developed. and i know this, and y'all have shared this with us in all kinds of meetings, they still are stiff-arming iaea relative to access to many of their facilities, which obviously continues to cause us to have great concerns about their trustworthiness. i think all of us know they are destabilizing the region. we watch what happened in yemen, hezbollah and iran. we w

3 gig was a storage-6 s 19% of loans amortize storage epaulet to comment on the pending lawsuit coarsenessprevious lawsuit against apple. police say four people died small flying crashed in rural kentucky late friday on survivor very brave seven year-old girl walked nearly a mile to the nearest house in search of help the faa says of the pilot reported engine trouble and tried to divert the plane to a nearby airport the plane was en route to illinois from key west florida and grow sick and the hospitals non-life threatening injuries >> : tracking lyrical temperatures once again temperatures in the 20's '30's the saturday morning on a milder temperatures setting was when the kron 4 more news continues after the break >> : some big stories covering for your sudden morning search crews until wreckage there is a flight 85 01 they found four large objects and low water those of the x detected earlier today using sonar from indonesian navy ship. crews on large oil slicks and using remote operating underwater vehicles right now. craig better idea what those objects are. so far 30 bodies recovered

of coarse fema is there. had you -- is fema considered this account failure, what it could mean, not only in a real natural disaster. are you involved? and this disaster and helping romana and the various agencies and federal involved to write this situation so that we are sure particularly that there is the kind of communication that could enable rescue to occur? >> yes. i have a personal equity in this. that is the subway that i ride home on. i was not in town. it went a little bit earlier than normally. coming in and going home. i know that very spot in the tunnel and can tell you anytime a train stops in the tunnel now people start looking around where before it was just kind of like the normal pause. our national capitol region office does work with those entities. i ask that we need to wait till we get more from the investigations but we pledge our support through our national capitol region to the district and metro for any services they require. >> the national council region office is currently invol

i know we can get the president to reverse coarse on this. it would take creative advertising to argue that what the president will lay out tonight will simpfully the tax plan. this appears to be about redis redistribution than about tax reform, which sun fortunate to me. we're going to need real leadership from the white house not just liberal talking points. if tax reform is ever going to be successful we've got to have that leadership. so with my seven principles in mind, the question becomes, how do we get to reform. i'm sure all of you are aware of the recent steps we've taken on reform in the finance committee. last week we appointed leaders to five tax reform working groups and taxed them with studying various areas of the code to find solutions and offer proposal for reform. this process, i believe, puts us on a pat path where bipartisan tax e reform will be achievable. the five working groups are one, individual income two, business income tax, three, savings and investment four international tax, and five community development and i

some people say it's disconnecting the plumbing to use very coarse terms.e spend time talking about hour one and two talking six, way beyond that. it doesn't speak to ballistic missile development, significant concerns for all of us. we believe, although i'm not sure this is the case. i had a meeting last night and maybe this is not true. i know some of you can enlighten us here today but we're concerned about what we're really going to cause iran to do relative to their past military intentions. most of us think they are way down the road since 2003 and we'd like to understand the type of technology they have developed. and i know this and y'all have shared this with us in all kinds of meetings they still are stiff-arming iaea relative to access to many of their facilities which obviously continues to cause us to have great concerns about their trustworthiness. i think all of us know they are destabilizing the region. we watch what happened in yemen, hezbollah and iran. we watch what's happening with hamas. we know they are even with the minor amounts of m

any of you have ever met corsicans you know when a coarse cannes is rough he's really rough. he was a terrific minister of interior. we had very close relations. i was at that time ambassador at large for counterterrorism. he had called me tuesday afternoon washington time to say i need you to come over, ambassador, tomorrow i've got news for you. so i flew over that night. and in his ornate elaborate louis xvi office at place beauva nechlt t he said they'd found a cache of explosives and weapons three weeks earlier, so being good policemen they staked it out to see who came for the stuff. and that day, tuesday, a group of hezbollah terrorists had come and started digging up the stuff. and what he told me that was interesting, he said that their objective, their state objective when they were captured was to establish the islamic republic of france. now, in 1987 that was pretty shocking news. i can tell you, i've been fighting a lot of terrorists but i'd never heard anybody talking about the islamic republic of france. spin the clock forward ten years, and i was appointed cha

. >> she has coarse dry hair. i recommend natural oils which is popular right now.ferent from one another. different products will work differently on your hair. all right. you look beautiful. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> finally, there is a good one. what if you have a kid with a head full of curls, you don't know how to manage them. cozy freedman has a salon in new york city this is mia. i love your curls, do you? >> i love it. >> good, how did you do it? a lot of times i think my little girl will have curly hair and i will not know what to do. >> we hear that all the time. kids come in with straight hair. they think they have frizzy hair it's not nice. look at her gorgeous natural curls him we did the natural curls. this is wet to show you what to do. she has beautiful curls. they're not frizzy. they're beautiful and shiny. >> ba do you do in. >> you never want to brush or comb curly hair unless you are in the tub. use conditioner, comb it through. people with curls generally have a lot of knots. >> okay. >> you want to do that. when you come out, a lot o

and of coarse who knows what the , future holds. she is still one of the most powerful democrats in the house of representatives, even though she is the minority leader. her district is probably safe as long as she wants to occupy it. she usually wins by 70%-80% in her district. what we have seen is maybe just chapter one. >> thank you. and here is nancy pelosi in january 2007 on the opening day of the congress.