exception i'll tell you all about it coming on up and former banker and financial blogger francis coppola joined me earlier today from our london studio to discuss fiscal policy interest rates and the overall you character on me you won't want to miss that interview and finally a big big player in the big coin world was arrested on monday so what does this mean for the cryptocurrency community ed harris and i discuss this in today's big deal it all starts right now. no one ever said that managing a household budget was easy it requires a frank and thorough assessment of your needs versus your wants along with critical thinking mathematics projected earnings not to mention a cold or dose of your financial reality and not even monarchs are exempt from this unpleasant exercise now a new report from britain's house of commons shows deep concern for the bank balance and plain elizabeth in only ten years when told from thirty five new. in pounds just one million pounds today reported found that the royal household spends so much last year at their reserve funds are now at the lowest levels in h

chuck coppola joins me know with what to expect from the presiden'ts state of the union address.. chuck coppola joins me know with what to expect from the presiden'ts state of the union address.. angie, expect a renewed push toward raising the minimum wage, and a call for companies to hire the long-term unemployed. our cover story looks at what else the president may say and what some believe he needs to say to boost the economic recovery. dow chemical and bank of america promised the white house that they will actively consider the long-term unemployed--nearly four million americans out of work for six-months or longer. other firms such a-t-and-t and procter and gamble may follow with similar statements. "what i think they've agreed to is not to discriminate, which is smart on their part." as for income inequality, some think the president will renew the call to raise the minimum wage. "i think he'd have to bring it up to a 'livable wage,' $14-15 an hour, not the watered-down amount he's talking about." but not everyone believes the president will spend political capital there. "

the queen's money management skills will tell you why coming on up and financial blogger francis coppola joins me on today's show from our london studio to talk u.k. economy timely stuff given the royal household apparently a lot of budgeting ability you won't want to miss it so stay tuned the love learning about the queen there and does it for now and an era david stay tuned boom bust is next. you know the data is finally over but have you paid your bill yet oh i see you didn't realize you had to pay for the self described great and good ha ha ha ha. i'm the president and a society. i'm big corporation kind of can. do i'm the banker trying to put all that all about money and i'm a vastly sick for a politician writing the laws and regulations that. somehow. there is just too much rat today's society. that. doesn't. give a. very hard to take out loans to get along here a lot you never had sex with her rick perry militant. islamists. flip. the bible. hello there i'm marinating this is boom bust and these are the stories that we're tracking for you today. first job we're going to trip acros

thank you juli--diane moca who is filling in for chuck coppola steps in now with an update on the target hacking scandal...hello diane... good morning angie...target's damage control is in full tilt... as potential winners and losers in other sectors start to emerge -- from cyber security firms poised to boom...to card processors braced for possible fines in the millions.and other retailers are wondering how to prevent their own breach. " some of them are using antiquated software and credit card captures." bbb ceo steve bernas says data security has been underfunded in many u-s companies... and that must change in light of target's massive breach of private customer info. "nobody wants governmental intervention or regulations as well; unfortunately, with this being in the media's eyes right now, in consumer's eyes really, something's gonna happen." "ultimately you could see new legislation pass to try to prevent these issues and there probably are companies out there that will benefit from that." firms like palo alto networks... symantec and fire eye... whose stock is climbing this mont

tunstall knuckleheads noon since november that coppola wanted to work for the private sector. her spokesman has sought to keep her out of the firing line between sixty two but she believes that these kinds of movements between political and business communities must remain possible preferably they would take place transparently and with a certain buffer period between the end of the political office and subsequent professional activity and its psychic distress ink. it's not a new debate when former chanc of a baltic sea pipeline project following his tense push it there was a outcry. the cpu function area named one of hope allah joined the chorus of the indignation. he mentions minimal must have the impression that care much but it is only in it for the money bush the second quarter. the attention accompanying pull from this plant use is proving and welcome to which obama. media reports say manage the default position to hiring him is growing butcher bonds executive board is due to discuss the matter in late january the same in germany and a long running rallies back in the ne

now here's chuck coppola- with our cover story. congress is weighing whether to allow big rigs to carry more weight on six axles than ever on the nation's highways. proponents say it'll save fuel, reduce emissions and congestion. but in light of the huge pile-up in indiana, last week involving 18-big rigs--- some think the idea needs to apply the breaks. congress may soon allow big rigs already allowed to haul 80- thousand pounds to increase to 97-thousand pounds. while crash investigators in indiana say a sudden white out caused last week's fatal 46-vehicle pile- up. eighteen of those vehicles were semis. and highway safety groups say so many big rigs in a chain reaction is a reason not to allow them to be heavier. "this is just a tragic event and perhaps unavoidable but i think it highlights that these trucks simply cannot stop." the improving economy has put more trucks on the highway. --- hauling 6.2% more tonnage last year than the year before. that's the best year since 19- 98. proponents of bigger and heavier say it'll reduc

to half of the world's population.the topic of how to spread the wealth will happen in davos.chuck coppola joins me now with an update on economic inequality in america. next month, when president obama tours europe, he will meet with pope francis and we are told that they will talk about income inequality.both leaders have had a lot to say about it, recently.so too, did dr. martin luther king junior, whose birthday gave us a national holiday, this week.the slain civil rights leader would have been 85. "(chanting marchers)" income inequality. it spurred months of protests in the financial districts of the u-s. and morphed into a battle cry to raise the minimum wage with echos from the pope to the president. "(chanting marchers)" "we're talking about it more." "i have a dream" though many think the "march on washington" stops there. the rest of it was "for jobs and freedom." and the congressional budget office reminds us that many are still marching. between 1979 and 2007, income for the top one-percent of americans grew 275%.for the bottom 20%---it grew 18%.but isn't hiring picking up? "pe

chuck coppola has more now on american's signing up for health care.the health and human services department released a snapshot of who's signing up for the health exchanges, half-way through the enrollment period.and so far, the turnout among americans 18-to-34-years- old has been described as "slow."our cover story looks why that's happening among america's least insured age group when it comes to health care. the affordable care act is counting on young and healthy adults to sign up and help offset the cost of claims filed by older americans generally more suceptible to illness. the obama administration set a goal of between 38-to-40% of all enrollees in that younger age group. so far, about 24% has signed up. young invincibles, an organization formed to represent young people in the health care debate explains why. "the biggest barrier is cost. young people just don't make much money. // young people have low health care literacy. we find ourselves explaining terms to them and learning about it just takes time." smith predicts younger enrollees wil

it's wednesday, january 8th.i'm chuck coppola in for angela miles.in today's first look: stocks go into "rally mode."the market hit its stride on wall street yesterday with the dow closing up 106 points, the nasdaq, up 39.and the s&p marked its first gain of the year, closing up 11 points.gold fell 7 dollars.oil also had its first gain of 20-14, up 40 cents.the president of the san francisco fed predicts quantitative easing will come to a close this year. however he notes the decision will hinge on improving economic conditions above all else. in after hours last night.... micron technology shares went wild, jumping six percent, as the company beat wall street expectations in its latest round of earnings. while the container store dropped after earnings , due to high costs linked to its recent ipo. and... sony scores big. in the heated battle between sony's playstation four and microsoft's xbox... sony says its sold 4.2 million game consoles by the end of december...far ahead of microsoft's 3 million. larry shover of sfg alternatives joins us now...hi larry! >>good morning. >>what are y

chuck coppola joins me now with reaction to the president's minimum wage plan. even before the president's address, the white house released information that he would raise the minimum wage by executive order, for workers under new federal contracts from seven-dollars-25-cents an hour to ten-ten, an hour--- described as dishwashers, janitors, cooks and waiters. our cover story looks at some business reaction to this may lead. what's next--perhaps private sector fast food and retail workers. but small business owners such as irfan moten, who plans to hire more help but not as many if he has to pay them more. "we would look at 7-8 employees. what if you had to pay them $10.10? then maybe five and i'd do more of the work." we've heard this before from owners of small businesses. but bob goldin, executive vice president of food service research firm "technomic," thinks restaurants at all levels will not cut back on hiring. "i think what would likely happen is there might be modest menu price increases. (but what about hiring?) ummm // by and large, businesses that a

i'm chuck coppola, angela miles has the day off. it's friday, january 3rd. in today's first look:stocks take a turn.it was a down day on wall street with the dow falling 136 points, the s&p down 16, and the nasdaq slipping 34. gold was up 12 dollars, with oil dropping over 2 dollars. a new year, and a new start.reports from the hill say a resolution for a budget deal looks optimistic in congress.a one trillion dollar omnibus spending bill could be released as soon as monday.the bill will need to be passed by the 16th of this month to avert a government shutdown. a fed farewell.outgoing federal reserve chairman ben bernanke speaks today in philadelphia at the american economic association. bernanke will particpate in a q&a in addition to his speech looking back on his time as fed head. and...the nation is rocked by an epic snow storm. deemed "winter storm hercules" ... the near-blizzard condtions continue across the country...with the majority of the snowfall today hitting the northeast . mark sebastian of swan wealth advisors joins us now for some trader tal

here's chuck coppola with the latest on the debate over unemployment benefits. angie, senate negotiators are still in talks to extend expired employment benefits for millions of jobless americans. the campaign was put on hold earlier in the week while lawmakers look for ways to pay for the estimated $18 billion it will cost for an extension. options include spending cuts and tightening requirements for benefit recipients. democrats have been pushing for a one- year extension. republicans say they would go along with a three-month renewal, but only if the costs were covered. president obama is in the zone. at a news conference the president unvieled details of his promse zone project meant to improve the economic status of low income americans. the presdient says it's not your typical government handout. and instead cuts the red tape and streamlines federal funding along with combining support from agencies such as the education deparment for job training. the government does not have all the answers, no amount of money can take the place of a loving parent in a

problem that being the financialization of our economy by driving out productive investment francis coppola told me however that when our economy and financial markets were in a freefall quantitative easing stabilize the global economy by putting a floor under plummeting asset prices but now she says the policy is only driving a wedge between the haves and the have nots as wages stagnate then guess larry joyal suggested that we that one way to end too big to fail i suppose and thomas pelleas financialization worries would be to bring in more serious regulatory reform and weaken the power of the bank overlords take a look. on the surface the problems in argentina and turkey they don't seem to be related but people are calling the volatility in these markets and emerging markets crisis is it an emerging markets crisis. well i think it is ok because i think that every crisis needs bill has a lightning rod that basically acts as a kind of a conduit. for generic problems throughout the emerging or developing country universe so if you remember you know back in ninety ninety four we had to kill a

emulate the best but he says he studies the tactics spotted some possible that it's all good sleeper coppola is one weeks of each student. but the melted most of the sights lower than deal with the less glamorous reality. her too but since he so chooses each or treating pictures. these along with the continuing with the theology of the great sport they both were big difference than expected. its goal the silly with it. video didn't kill off sentiment of many feared years ago but the digital revolution just might devastate them. that's why there are calls for financial help now to save a lot of movie houses and internal lot of european film making from extinction. the dpp group led initiative approved by the culture and education committee calls for financing for smaller sentiments including our houses that make up the majority of europe's thirty thousand movie screens. it would help them transition to digital media costing about a hundred thousand heroes pursue them the bigger multiplexes can more easily afford. ppp group the ndp torres party chairs the committee. they have to have assisted

coppola says he won't rest until all the rebel militias have given up. many connolly say he has come to successfully defend the un mission. and finally bring peace to the country. time to state anti corruption panel says it will press charges against the politicians of a failed attempt to amend the constitution. most of the targets belong to the post you can ask openness to being optional. while the rolling stone the political uncertainty in a country where the main opposition party is boycotting next month's elections which eli called an unsuccessful attempt to end weeks of mass protests against her government that the price is to say that they plan to bring the capital bangkok to a standstill next week and they've been holding smaller ideas to try and drum up support. they're rallying point is the national plan tuesday's protest was the second in a series of warm march is the head of january thirteen with the anti government activists say they will bring bangkok to a standstill. that symbolize their belief that prime minister yang optionally is control

it's monday january 6th, im chuck coppola. angela miles has the day off.in today's first look: it's the first full week of trading in the new year. last week trading volumes were light after heavy storms hit the northeast. friday the market got a last minute push from fed chariman ben bernanke, as he delivered comments in a q&a. the dow rose 29 points... the nasdaq fell 11, s&p down 1. gold was up 11 dollars and oil moved down a buck 27. traders tuned in as outgoing chairman bernanke defended his policies aimed at economic recovery which included a massive bond buying stimulus program. mr. bernanke also says he anticipates a stronger economy in 20-14. and tomorrow... president obama will host an event at the white house for some workers whose long term unemployment insurance recently expired. he'll deliver a speech urging congress to pass a bill to extend those benefits when they return from recess today. chris gersch of altimus capital joins us now, good morning chris! >>good morning. >>we're now into the first few trading da

now it seems pretty boy there in the world pro independent scottish coppola gordon market told me how scotland can go it alone whatever the westminster scare tactics scotland is a wealthy nation we're just not a wealthy society and the reason for that is that we have for the last thirty two years generated more time in every single year per head than the rest of the u.k. but that money doesn't stay here it's actually taken from scotland given to the treasury in westminster and then a small budget comes up to scotland for us to spend if we had been investing in scotland then we'd actually have a much better economy than we actually have right know so on can more than afford to be independent westminster politicians in the no campaign would see that they are bluffing they're trying to create a. to scaremonger the scottish public into not making a decision that would be of a huge benefit to them and the reason they're doing this is because that is no positive case for scotland to stay within the union. building news that you can build a house from scratch in just twenty four hours califo

aspect the acting is kind of like advance pretend you know when you're a kid you pretend and francis coppola has a lot of kid in him too and created a wonderful environment and uncle under-rated movie it was it was a lot of fun but we played together you know it was wonderful holly modally last was there any competition with your brother in regard. it's your careers no no it's kind of like being on the same team or root always rooting for each other you know and bo you know right next to my dad he was my mentor he taught me all kinds of act and stuff and we worked together what's your what motivates you every day. i guess that just you know breathe and you know i don't i don't i don't think of. in terms that i want to. show up there you go you early roxanne on instagram what was it like what would it take for you to star in the big lebowski sequel oh just the coen brothers say hey you want why not equal but they don't want to do it i don't thing but you know there was there were a surprise in it so maybe they'll that they will one day could game of if you only knew was your favorite drink of

you use the example of the director francis ford coppola saying that when the budget of the film is smaller you an opportunity to be more creative because i have to do more with less. >> i think that is absolutely true. we are always hoping for the big unrestrained budget, or unrestrained project. the truth is that is harder. if you can get it smaller, and you know who you are designing for, then you can get out there and build empathy for those people. you can find out the meaning for those people. if the project is scaled to the point where you know who are designing for, that is a big positive, rather than go out and do something good and come back and tell us about it. it is really hard. >> you founded the school at stanford which is trying to bring the concepts of design to a wider group. tell us about how this helps to shape ideas and businesses. just give us a little taste of it, in terms of getting the business further down the road. >> the school takes students -- graduate students from all over the university. we put them on teams. and then we believe that we can innovate more rou

home based english coppola and distant ill be here is very correct code because they have some slot to it or not many ten s gomez to stop. then we can do the sums her up time star of the very field of pudong area oh and those lists he'll come back to the outfield. no situation in the end of tall conclusion mark on that. and now all we have been invited to attend the assembly and eighty new features like you said you likely would like to participate in the lot of the regional activities and forms with other member state tell the tale. and given the fact that the bill appears to be more participation from taiwan what will be some of you know the concrete achievements full potential there you see that taiwan can be a part of it. then i eat as healthy and seeing international aviation security at cooking of the lived experience and it seems that in during assembly this is the cooking of elmo we ban on students and the unknown unknown appropriate and all that for the woeful it in the future plan for the next fifty years ago and have layouts feature premium for a while for local books to a c

exception i'll tell you all about it coming on up and former banker and financial blogger francis coppola joined me earlier today from our london studio to discuss fiscal policy interest rates and the over all you care john media won't want to miss that interview and finally a big big player in the big coin world was arrested on monday so what does this mean for the cryptocurrency community ed harris and i discuss this in today's big deal it all starts right now.

kermit roosevelt, archie roosevelt, the grandson of teddy roosevelt and miles coppola.'t guess or recognize in its early expression in the middle east. so how could things have been so rational and sensible and clever and be what it is today? >> that is right. what you mentioned was some of the cia's offices in the u.s. had very little official presence in the region before the cia itself had only been just created. and so they change this wanted to do something different from the previous western powers in the middle east. and it was a former alliance with progressive national tweeters and a set of allies in an area that was crucially strategic. lou: with american representatives through the eyes of those three urbanists. respect for islam and the muslim culture, wended change? >> these men inherited a positive attitude towards some british arabists and also american missionaries in the region who have been there since the 19th century. so they were really quite pro-arab. and partly because the secretary of state is unreliable. also because some of the leaders themselv

membership in western organizations is seen as the coppola of estonian security. this was a great engine for reform back in the 1990's. last year, 76% of estonians supported them are sure. the population believed that defense forces should participate in international military operations when they can. i am proud to say that all the , it has been an consensus vote in parliament. the cause of our history, people remember peace and security -- because of our history, people remember that peace and security do not come free. weshould not forget that still need to maintain our defense capabilities and contribute to their lives. there have been discussions about nato's role, but we must keep in mind what has been achieved. with the end of the cold war, global security environment changed almost overnight. nato adapted to it. of theout the period cold war, nato forces were not involved in a single military engagement. since that time, they have engaged in missions that cover the spectrum of crisis management. today, just under 100,000 military personnel are engaged in n

but that's, you know, i always try to remind myself that frances ford coppola is still trying to make he wants it to be. we'll never be satisfied. >> reporter: let's talk about francis underwood. with everything that's going on in washington right now, how would he come in? he's the master manipulator. how would he come in and solve these crazy problems that are going on in congress? >> i think he'd kill four or five congressmen right off the bat. >> reporter: seriously. would he just come in and bully them and just -- >> look, this is what i'll say. as we look back at american history, there are people like president johnson who were viewed in their time and even later as ruthless, difficult, obnoxious, in your face. but he was an effective president. now, vietnam was a terrible situation. and he took an enormous amount of heat for that. but i do also think that he got three civil rights bills passed in a very short presidency. so i think maybe sometimes we can re-examine. and one of the things i think perhaps the show does is it does ask that question. particularly at a time when we