i have sebastian coe who did an event this morning.ket is heavy enough for all the cold. nice to have you. >> thank you. glad to be here. >> reporter: we're quite surprised by looking at the gdp numbers for the fourth quarter because of all of the spending that's taking place around london that the growth is not better. what's your perspective? >> actually, you come out here to trade growth figures. if you look at the 30,000 people who have been directly or indirectly employed on working on the park, you would ask the question in the given economic climate, what would they be doing if they weren't working on that? the 6 billion pounds worth of contracts that have been let, 98% of them to greece businesses, i know the impact that some of that business has had on really hard-pressed communities, often safeguarding jobs, in some very challenged sectors of the economy. >> reporter: for our viewers this is east london, an area that was lacking foreign direct investment. the after games -- >> it is east london. a lot of those business contra

as rein coe answered with the forehand winner. sharapova was on her heels after that. match point now fors azarenka. the 22-year-old wins her first grand slam title in dominating fashion. 6-3, 6-4, over sharapova and is now the top ranked player in the world. >> least tee it up in dubai. tiger woods got $3 million to show up. knocks that down for bird. number 12. tiger needs a bird to move into tie for the lead, and got it. puts him at 9-under. on 18, a birdie here send him into the clubhouse with the lead. shoots a 6-under 66. rockhouse birdies the hole. tigers first third-round lead in an official tournament in two years. >> the winter x games, squawk valley, the snowboarder x final, down the stretch. he will get it. america sweeps the event, finishes one, two, three. >> from the snow to the ice. national hockey league weekend. stills competition. couture, the only shark on the team. check out the superman lack with the great hand pass. anaheim's cory perry pulls out the minihockey stick and scores, insert joke here. you can't say these guys aren't having fun. >> cal

============b r e a k ============== blazed for four hours at a con- no-coe-phillips refinery near long beach is now out. flames erupted before dawn in an administrative building at the wilmington plant. no other refinery facilities were threatened. the cause of the fire is under investigation. a couple from minnesota is among those missing from the capsized cruise ship off the coast of italy. they had traveled from their home near st. paul to take the cruise. rescue workers are now resuming their search for the 16 people still missing. six others are confirmed dead. earlier, rescue efforts stopped after the co-sta concordia started shifting in rough seas. the company that owns it is blaming the captain for the accident. "we believe it has been human error as the captain did not follow authorized route." the captain denies he took the ship too close to shore and says maps did not show he was steering into rocks. he could face charges of manslaughter and abandoning ship. passengers say the crew played down the situation... and they had to find lifeboats on their own. millions of users of

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goes and the more bloody it gets is a gift to the obama campaign, because it prevents a candidate from coe ellessing the republican support. it's not a huge problem but it is a problem for the republicans. >> what is the number one thing romney has to do now? >> he has to show he's authentic. people know he has the resources, the dollars, the ground game. he's put -- >> he's been trying to do that all along. so what does he do? >> he's been trying to do that but really not making the case. it shows the fluidity and that there is that opportunity. i can't say it would be a santorum, but there's definitely viability and this may be a case where the second half of the ticket, who that vp candidate, the combination is going to be more important than maybe in years past. >> and how much blood is going to spill before he gets there, matthew dowd? we've already seen newt gingrich in his speak tonight take off on mitt romney, again, he's putting up an ad in the big new hampshire paper tomorrow attacking mitt yrom nooney, cal him a liar. >> he's got to prove that he can take a consistent punch, whi

coe and carter made a bet on mcdonald's. they haven't lost money yet. here's why. on "options action," it's a top item on our menu. risk less so you can make more. that's exactly what they have done with their bearish bet on mcdonald's. carter thought mcdonald's shares were looking a little bloated. >> we think it's a crowded trade. people scared of the market. >> better get short some mcdonald's. but there was problem. shorting mcdonald's is about as safe as eating 20 of these. mike instead bought the march 97.5 strike put for $2.50. now to make money, he needs shares to fall below that price by more than the cost of the trade or below $95 by march expiration. but 2.50? do you know what we could buy with that type of deal? ♪ a hamburger a cheeseburger >> and that's just for starters. to spend less than sold, the put for $1.20 and completed his put spread. but he did something else. he made profits sooner and here's how. between the $2.50 he spent with one call and the buck 20 selling the other, he cut his cost to a buck 30. now instead of needing it to fall below

stand in silence at the corner where last night someone walked up to the los aheath -- d tack -- tag coe truck, ordered, and then started shooting. the little boy was near the back of the truck helping his father, when the shooting started. >> my kid got shot, my kid got shot. he has a gun. he has a gun. someone call the cops. >> but the shooter and his female companion got away. >> everybody wants to know why did he do it? did he shoot straight at the kid? come. on. he was helping his dad. >> as a memorial of stuffed animals and candlesows, so does the frustration. he is the third child under the age of six to be murdered in oakland since august. three-year-old carlos nava was killed by a drive-by shooter while riding his toy truck in august. and in december, a 23-month-old died after being shot during a gang-related shootout. >> we're in crisis, and we have to stop when five-year-old babies are getting killed and two-year-old babies and three-year-old babies are getting killed. >> the police are looking for a light-skinned african-american man in his 20s. he is about 6'0", 160 pounds,

nearly 200 pepco customers are calling on the company's coe -- ceo to come on outside. they will go in and get him if it weren't for the dozen d.c. police officers that are blocking every entrance. >> we want him to take the $42 million rate increase off the table to address the fact that they have made over $800 million in profits and now they need more money. they think that's a bit much. but they did release a statement. saying that they need the rate hike to keep up with that and the investments and the liability and the advanced technology. >> and the rain, they made it a little more gloomy than some would like. yes, the good news and the silver lining here so far is the low heating bill, which is good. 55 in fredericksburg. here is a look at live doppler radar. everything is light. most of the showers are pulling away from us. and up along the line into northwestern counties, pointing north here for them and out towards winchester off of i-81, which is all moving away from now. however for tonight though, mostly cloudy, windy, mild. showers will be back. maybe som

. >> thousands of people crowded on to the embark dare coe to watch, and weather cooperated. no fog to spoil the view. by 9:30 the embarcadero filled up with revelers. the show ran 15 minutes, featured 5,000 fireworks devices and cost tens of thousands of dollars. >> someone has to clean up after the party, and in new york city, 149 sanitation workers spent the day cleaning the streets in times square. they used 22 trucks and 24 mechanical sweepers to clean up other 50 tons of confetti, party hats and other holiday cheer. >> during the celebration in new york city, police arrested 68 "occupy wall street" protesters. officers say toward midnight they tore down barricades surrounding the park. other charges include trespassing and disorderly conduct. >> "occupy" activist say they're going out in force for the rose parade in pasadena. they say they'll have their own float of sorts as well as banners and drums. organizers of the rose parade say activists will be as peaceful and knopp violent as possible. the parade is known for its elaborate floral floats, prancing ponies and par

. >> we'll also have caucus results for you tonight at 11:00. the fire and from the bedroom you coe thatk me right up. and it was absolutely terrifying. we got out of there as quickly as we could. i'm watching the house burn up and i'm sitting there saying, there goes everything. these days you don't have to lose your house in a fire to know what it's like to be left on the edge in the cold. the shelter gave us a place to stay. and citizens energy helped the shelter with heat. i'm excited to finally have a place of my own. citizens energy is helping us with the oil. citizens energy was created to help the forgotten ones keep warm. we asked the big oil companies and oil producing nations to help. only citgo and the people of venezuela said yes. and this year, in spite of soaring fuel prices, congress cut home heating assistance nearly in half. while people need help more than ever. for the last seven years, citgo has helped families and homeless shelters in good times and in bad. thanks joe and thanks citgo.

andrew coe research fund, 2098, 415-502-1899. thank you, colleagues, for joining me in closing the meeting in honor of mr. buchanan. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor mar. president chiu. president chiu: thank you. i want to echo supervisser mar's comment about john buchanan. i was wondering if we could do a memoriam for the entire board for him. that being the case, i have two items. first of all, i'm introducing a resolution related to the 2010 united supreme court case citizens united which ruled in favor of unlimited corporate spending to influence elections and policy decisions which essentially granted corporations the same free speech protections as human beings. there have been dozens of cities across the country including new york city, oakland and los angeles that have passed resolutions to call on congress to limit corporate influence and members of both houses of congress have proposed amendments to the constitution. today my resolution would propose that we support this nationwide movement in asking for a constitut

.>>> coe >>> coming up here next, refusing to budge.he disabled man who would not leave his foreclosed home. >> and a jump start to the new year's diet. the one thing in food that leads to weight gain. >>> tonight in oakland, a defy yebt -- a defiant man is refusing to leave his home. officials went to evict the man from his home, but he refuses to budge. >> do you feel like are you breaking the law? >> no, for the simple reason they didn't buy my home in foreclosure. they are stealing my home. >> when sheriff deputies came to evict secretary-year-old 11 -- leonard wilson from his home, she ran interference. she said she signed a lease on the property. >> we help people stop their homes from being taken illegally jie. she says there is a file and a delay of eviction. it gives him enough time to complete a forensic audit and prove he is a victim of predatory >> whe lending. >> when they took this home from me allegedly my credit score was 790. >> a $10,000 loan for a new roof got switched to a $60,000 second mortgage. >> and then they ch

she talk about her two biggest coe stars. >> matthew broderick? >> i don't. into each other. he's on the east coast. i'm on the west coast. >> another one we all wonder about, dirty dancing. patrick swayze. i know we had somebody ask us online, on facebook and twitter, your fondest memories of working with him. what was it like? >> i did two with him. red dawn, and dirty dancing, and he was just a very unusual guy. he was very mass -- masculine and he was a great ballet dancer. he w was he was strong, and he also had a very sexy, soft, vulnerable side, and i think that -- it's very sad when people go before we're ready to have them go. >> a couple other questions from our viewers on fn twitter. were you -- where do you keep your "dancing with the stars" trophy. >> my daughter's room. >> on twitter, what is the secret behind your fountain of youth? you look phenomenal? >> well, really try to live a happy life, and i try to have my no secrets. i try to be honest and feel good when i lay down at night and i try to surround myself with people i love and live a li

my father was born in motion coe. my wife's father born in wales. they came to this country. the idea i'm anti-imsgrant repulsive. don't use a temple like that. you can sigh we disagree on certain policy fops say enforcing the u.s. law to protect our borders, to welcome people here legally, to expand legal immigration as i approved that that's somehow anti-immigrant? it's simply the kind of over the top rhetoric that has characterized american politics too long, and i'm glad that marco rubio called you out on it, glad you withdrew it. i think you should apologize for it and recognize having differences of opinions on issues does not justify labeling people with highly charged epithets. >> tell you what -- [ applause ] >> i'll give you an opportunity positive self-describe. tell me what language you would use to describe somebody who thinks that deporting a grandmother or a grandfather from their family, just tell me the language. i'm perfectly happy to explain what language it is. >> mr. speaker i think i described following the law as it exists in this country, which it to s

and the real tragedy is this reflects not so much a growth in food stamps but a coe lap -- collapse of the job market. and they are having to turn to government programs rather than cashing their check on friday and buying groceries. >> we wanted to do another topic but the last chart shows an increase in food stamps and all we hear from the administration is we have started to turn things around. it accident look like that? >>guest: it doesn't account unemployment numbers have ticked down but they are far, far worst than he predicted. >> and now an ad that newt gingrich has been laying we learned it is running in florida. take a look. >> if a man is dishonest to obtain a job he will be dishonest on the job. >> what kind of man who mislead just to win an election? this man. mitt romney. mitt romney said he is always voted republican when he had the opportunity. but in the 1992 massachusetts primary he had the chance to vote for george h.w. public or pat buchanan but he voted for a liberal democrat instead. >> do they ask for your permission? >>governor huckabee: didn't, and they would

elsewhere in the world of magazines, day coe fa fanning, she's on the cover of the new issue of "cosmopolitanonly 17. that had no -- look at the headluns. um, vagina, are you okay down there? too naughty to say here, but you have to try this sex trick. to be on the cover of "cosmo," shouldn't you be old enough to drink one? and more more thing on the subjects of drinks, we have a security guard here at the show whose name is adelina. her job is to protect me, specifically. and to do that, she stays alert by drinking a lot of coffee. and sometimes creamer. she sits there and drinks kof fee outside my office all day. so, for fun, some members of the staff decided to accidently interfere with her coffee time. and once again, as she usually is, adelina was oblivious. enjoy. >> he needs something. >> all right. ♪ [ laughter ] [ laughter ] [ laughter ] ♪ [ bleep ] what happened? [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ [ laughter ] >> behind you! no. that cake. >> it was too heavy. sorry. >> oh. [ applause ] [ screaming ] [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: keep up the good work, adelina. adelina. we have a good show for you tonight. [

coe kodak's suit is a last ditch event to end bankruptcy. >>> some of you are weighing in. >> what are you doing, buffy? >> i'm feeding the baby. >> these sesame street clips were used decades ago. >> the 90s brought the replacement of the bottle on the children's show. now first time mother and blogger is pushing to bring back nursing to sesame street. >> i think it's a terrific idea. >> thousands signed her online petition. >> given the nature of the subject matter, i'm sure they will handle it prudently. >> present day has shown instances where breast-feeding has been shunned. in the summer, a customer service rep asked a mother to stop nursing at the mall in frederick, maryland. a year ago, security guards reprimanded a mom nursing. >> i would change the channel. >> it's not the best use of taxpayer money. >> it's a good use for public help. >> a few online oppose the idea. steve, 68112 commented, quote, this does not belong on tv or in public. it's gross. and ula from michigan writes, while i agree breast-feeding is important, i don't think sesame street is the place to have it. >

and to the east coast and traveled h to many new homes coe laces where i didn't know anybody as she struggled to get her life back on track after my parents broke a.reference, it is also a reference, a metaphorical reference to the trip that i took on reporting in and writing this book, where after an entire adult lifetime , of establishing my own career, t having my own family, taking aln thegs time that i was doing everything my parents hadn'te, done, avoiding their mistakes, making my way in the worldei completely on my own, i decided to go back and try to piece together the story of who they were and what happened to themrb and how they influenced me, for bad, but also for good.it it is said titled, a family memoir. read for people who read memoirs come at a little different than a lot conventional memoirs, whichve tend to be written mostly from memory.ely fr my books say but partiallyom frm memory, but largely from a year and a half of reporting about what happened. you know, that is what i was trained to do as a professional, to a report. and after trying to write for a couple of weeks

coe lan nolan reporting live from des moines. >> for complete coraolvego, to our website, click on thealit picolal section which is entitled propzero. there you can find insight by political insiders including larry gers continue. nbc bay area.com. >>> we know the identity of a woman killed by a machete on friday. she was attacked and killed in a home in the willow glenn neighborhood. she was pronounced dead at the scene. police arrest aid san jose woman in connection with this crime. she was found standing outside the home covered in blood. police are still investigating the relationship between the two women. the killing was the 39th homicide of 201. >>> drunk drive was down in santa clara county over the holidays. the sheriff's department made 375 arrests for driving under the influence as the 17-day season wraps up. last year, 475 arrests were made during the avoid the 13 patrols and checkpoints. during the final weekend push, 13 county agencies deployed dui saturation polls in several areas. numerous dui and drivers license checkpoints were also in effect. okay. there was good new

and that's not what coes do. they assign people who work for them.an tell you as a senator i did not work for the president and congress doesn't work for the pretz. the american people don't work for the president. it's the other way around. >> reporter: so there you have it, rick santorum going right after mitt romney, sayinged country does not need a chief executive officer, it needs a commander in kmeef, a message that i think we'll hear more from rick santorum talking about, as these days go on. he says, brooke -- by the way, he's going straight to new hampshire as soon as the iowa caucuses are over. he's not going to south carolina where christian conservatives you might think would be a better fit for him. he's going to go for this, and he says he's got the campaign in place up in new hampshire, the same kind of old-fashioned retail politicking campaign that's ready to go once he gets up there. so it will be interesting to watch if this has any staying power, brooke. >> that is it the question, hear, long term. jim acosta, thank you. i want to

happiness is the coe lock we'llal term. it's how satisfied people are with their lives in general, how they experienced the day before, and much shorter term, daily experience measure, and then how people evaluate they're lives at a whole. we also measure positive and negative affect. tell us how often did people worry or smile yesterday. those things all connect with different elements or aspects of people's lives. >> host: why is it important we know if people are happy or not? >> guest: well, it's -- i think it's an important metric that compliments what income measures tell us. for example, we find things like the paradox of unhappy growth, which is that in economies that are growing very quickly, middle income,-growing economies, people are less happy than in economies growing less slowly. that doesn't mean that growth isn't important but it means that rapid growth in the sort of china and brazil setting, can be be very unsettling for people because there's uncertainty and inequality. we also find that income matters v

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she'll be interviewed by mitt coe chief -- politico chief white house correspondent mike allen. that's live from here in washington, expected to start in just a couple of moments. very quickly, here are some of the other live events we have coming up today here on c-span2. at 9:30 after this event, we will get remarks from homeland security secretary janet napolitano and a number of others on her department's work to strengthen travel and trade and combat global terror threats. that's live here at 9:30 eastern. the senate is holding a brief pro forma session, that'll start at 10:15 eastern, as always, live coverage of the senate here on c-span2. and following that, the u.s. conference of mayors gets their winter meeting under way with that focus on job creation and the future of the u.s. work force. that is live starting at noon eastern here on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> hi, folks. if -- we're going to get started in two minutes, so if you could just turn down the r

and the party coe hosted one of the major gop debates this fall, the purpose of which to pick a candidatert. why isn't there a truly solidified tea party candidate yet? >> well, you know, honestly, we're -- i would have thought that there would have been a candidate that everyone would have coalesced around the fact is, we've all seen it, it's volatile. there have been the ebbs and flows. people have gone up and fallen in the polls. no one has coalesced around anyone yet. we're just sitting back and waiting and seeing what happens. >> so there doesn't seem to be a tea party litmus test in terms of establishing which candidate embodies the values of the movement. are you concerned that this inability to brand a candidate makes you look less unified nationally? >> no, i don't think so. i mean, at the end of the day, i think the tea party movement is focused on the fiscal issues, what brought us together to begin with. like right now we're in iowa. there's a lot of focus on the social issues. that's not what the tea party is focused on. i think that eventually, we will come together. i think

his message, even beyond -- he's winning a lot of votes but he's having a lot of the other candidates coe opt his theme. he's been successful in restoring the libertarian theory to the republican party. i think he can kick back on his laurels and have a weekend off and he can keep going with this for a while longer. he's not going to be the president, alex. >> no weekends off for you, my friend. >> not when you have me on your show. no way. >> that's right. exactly dana mill bank. thanks so much. >> we'll have the former chairman of both parties, governor howard dean and michael steele. they are on deck with strategy talk heading your way at the bottom of the hour. meantime, cleanup under way after a blast of snow hit the midwest. the snow clouds were out in kalamazoo, michigan. after more than 10 inches of snow fell over the past few days. temperatures are supposed to be in the 20s today. the weather channel's alex wallace is with us. there's snow. i see some of the white stuff around your map. good morning. >> you know what, alex, it's the snow is there. it's staying for the day. temper

out of this state, republicans have three that are virtually tied -- it's going to be difficult to coe -- coalesce -- rick santorum spent so much time -- it's fun to watch it come together. >> we want to take a look at the numbers. the latest numbers just in here, the republican caucus, rick santorum, 24%. mitt romney, 24%. ron paul, 22%. >> and looking at the second tier, a recent tweet from a political director from another network, says it's too close to call and they're going to wait for the final numbers. that's an indication how close tonight is. >> the iowa caucuses kick off the whole presidential caucus but not everybody state holds a caucus. many states hold primary. >> in caucus state you win delegates, bring them to the national convention. in a primary state, you win delegates, you bring them to the national convention. the goal and results are the same. the process could not be more different. >> every four years, we have to pick a president. we have to pick a nominee based on the system we have. i think there's great value in it. the caucus process is crazy. it's fun. and

represent.is underscoring that importantthis message is clearly the intent ot this bill, and that is why i coe support its. i urge my colleagues to vote ano yes, to invoke cloture on the ne motion to proceed and i nowsor e yield the floor to the senate to than sponsor the bill, senator brown. thank you mr. president. stomach mr. president, the senator from massachusetts. t >> thank you mr. president, iin want to thank obviously rankingr member collins and chairmanethig lieberman for really doing something very unusual around here which is to get somethingpf out in a very short period of oe time, something that not only comes up and senator jalabert b and's bill and then you both working together to move it for a hearing and in that hearing doing very well ana coming out so quickly is unheard of and i want to thank you for that. i want to thank the leader for bringing this to the floor today as well as the ranking member collins and senator jalabertetht and. we work together to draft a that passed homeland security and government affairs by an overwhelming margin and that's appropriate because

for all the people talk about coe importance of the televised debates and the advertising and so forth, rick santorum has done it the old-fashioned way. work hard, work hard and get hot at the end with boots on the ground. >> all right. just one really -- we are going to take a break from you and i appreciate that. but we are -- >> ron paul is about to address his supporters. let's listen. he just reached the podium. >> thank you very much. [applause] [cheering] i don't know if you can hear me but in ankeny he just walked into the raucous crowd. they are chanting his name at this time. dr. paul just walked in and is being backed by a lot his supporters in central iowa and as you can see they are shooting a television spot right in front of us.ou so as the camera kind of moves in and out we will listen toghty dr. ron paul. >> i did you might recognize my life. is on the cookbook. anybody see that cookbook? [applause] well, thank you very much. what a delightful crowd. and, you know, sometimes i say there was a good speech. was a o no, there was a good crowd. that makes all the differenc