next dp h is xhooern a meeting >> highway education will be taking place. so this is to really take a look at the uninsured of san francisco some will be going into medi-cal and covered california is the name of the exchange program for of the state of california. and it is through the exchange program that i think - this is where i think this is where small business either really, you know, working with their individual employees to be doing their own purchasing or small businesses doing the purchases with the small business program how their - it's still being sdurmd so this thursday dp h is hosting a meeting to give us some information on how all that will be working. so quick question for you. how fame are you with the concept of the exchange program with the affordable exchange act >> not fame. >> i think it would be good for us to have that information. >> i mean - >> the exchange program is the concept - as a business you're looking for insurance you might be to look at what you're able to purchase within your budget. one of the things that people wh

dp w about pave it's 1 it had street. and when we're through talk to mahammod about your favorite street. and the new center will provide 1 hundred new hotel rooms and 12 acres of open space with the transit tower at its center piece. along the waterfront the mixed use development with the san francisco giants at c-3 lot will create vibrant new neighborhoods. and in less than 5 years we'll workman's compensation the golden state wares. a crumpling appear for parked cars will be transformed into a new arena bringing people closer to the waterfront and creating good jobs and year-round jobs. it will a be a short walk along the waterfront. leakage those kinds of opportunities attacking on a mba france should i say and privately finance and building a new facility on your water front only come once in a lifetime. we have a obligation to always put our people first and we must have the best opportunity for building all the facilities we need. i think that we have looerdz who are attentive to the neighbors and the public. well

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the purchases with the small business program how their - it's still being sdurmd so this thursday dp h is hosting a meeting to give us some information on how all that will be working. so quick question for you. how fame are you with the concept of the exchange program with the affordable exchange act >> not fame. >> i think it would be good for us to have that information. >> i mean - >> the exchange program is the concept - as a business you're looking for insurance you might be to look at what you're able to purchase within your budget. one of the things that people who are self-employed is the high cost of self-insuring yourself. so in the affordable care act is to allow individuals to purchase it more at a group rate vs. an individual rate and whose running the exchange program? >> as i understand it, it's not completely finally, the state develops the program and i think they're going to have county by county having someone at the accounting level run and manager the program but to be determined. these are some of the details i hope to be getting at this meeting. and then the l

before the party faithful in guard, he emphasized the f dp -- in stuttgart, he emphasized the fdp principles. >> having credibility means being able to take a stand. being able to stick to your position. but credibility is also a matter of style, of fairness, and solidarity. >> the fdp's solidarity might be put to test. some see rainer bruderle h has a better alternative. >> into the fray, you freedom fighters. fight for germany with freedom, the free democrats of germany. we are not just called the free democrats, we are the free democrats. free and independent and holding our heads up high. >> despite their rhetoric, the free democrats know their position is vulnerable today are fighting to stay in state parliament -- is vulnerable. they are fighting to stay in state parliament. >> fears are growing for around 100 missing people after fires in tasmania. firefighters have been battling blazes since friday. dozens of houses have been lost in dunalley, the town hit hardest. extreme heat triggered the fires. while temperatures have cooled off, fire chiefs are warning of more extreme hot weathe

bonneville: as any dp director and production manager will tell you, they are complicated. naeme: they're very important scenes. they're pivotal in the drama because it is the main occasion when people in a family or any kind of society can come together and discuss things while they're eating a meal. mcgovern: it's definitely one of the more grueling parts of shooting "downton abbey", because you have to cover every single character at that table, and so you have to do it over and over and over again. there are no shortcuts. it's all to do with eyelines. you can't just sort of put one camera on and two cameras and hope for the best. and you have two lines looking to the person to your left two lines to the person opposite you. everyone is looking at different people around the table. and every single one of these shots every single one of these angles has to be covered so they're very time-consuming. froggatt: all the food has to be brought out, and it has to look hot, you know. the continuity of that is a mine field. in season 1, we, i think learned our lesson because i t

i told dp, i need everything to get this live within 72 hours. they came up with $200 million and it went live. if i had to bid that through, you know, through our channels, i might see it five years from today. but now we've run the slide. and on the first day that irma was in social media, we had 250,000 hits. on the second day it was over 3 million. and people could actually navigate through this tool. and what i was saying, they could validate using gps encrypted photographs where the response was. but it helped close that public trust gap and that's really where being able to move as much information as we can out into the public domain as we talk about cop. and obviously we need to look about cyber concerns as well. but certainly there is a responsibility to share, and especially with the general public because those are the ones that are going to say yea or nay in terms of how we're responding to an event. >> in the service of managing information during a disaster response, we've developed a very sophisticated common operating picture tha

his eyes, and even given that we were going to have a great cast and we were going to have a great dp shooting it and great producers who have done wonderful movies, so that was -- it was all going to be covered, directing a movie is not an easy thing for anybody. for the best it's not easy. but looking in his eyes, i said, "this guy's not going to fail. he will not allow himself to fail." tavis: he didn't do bad, though, for cast. that helps. >> no, he did great. but those are smart decision. tavis: he got richard gere, he got susan sarandon, he got tim roth, that's a pretty >> i think everyone he got in here was in love with the script, in love with dealing with this territory of our world today in a smart way, in an intelligent way, with no tricks. it was all character-driven. language, great language, great dialogue in this, and also surprising. i think it breaks -- every time you might think you know where the movie's going, it gives you a right or left turn, and i think everyone came through. i keep saying this and i think it's true -- i think it's one of the best, maybe the bes

. >> i believe we have a representative from dp here. they can speak for them. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm joseph jones from department of technology. the department is presently working on those recommendations that the department hired a consultant. consultant has studied the radio side and he has recommendation and the department is reviewing that. and the department is also talking with san francisco police department, fire department, to study the replacement of the radio project which is a 14-year old radio system. [speaker not understood] we have department of emergency management here to update you. >> if i can be more specific, the recommendation is that gt work to present the finding and recommendations to the board at a future date on the current radio facilities conditions, including recommendations on the future use and city department user needs, technical requirements, timeline of funding. so, would you agree to come back and present to the board on your findings on this work? >> yes. >> okay, great. and the same w

fox news has also learned that the general manager of the dp complex escaped with some of the algeriantaff and a safe. tonight the standoff is ongoing and extremely dangerous for those who are still being held. lou: extremely dangerous and a remote location. all but impossible to get reliable information. is there any sign that we're going to have better and permission coming from that area? >> is very difficult to say. right now the hostage-takers are dug-in. i think that information, one of the reasons are not getting information out of the u.s. government is the don't want to say anything that might jeopardize those americans still being held. lou: thank you so much. joining us now, k. t. mcfarland to has held national security posts under presidents ford, nixon, reagan. it this incident, as jennifer's just reported, still very dangerous and for an unknown number of americans being held hostage. we do know, as the result of the leader that they have at least two americans that they're willing to trade. first of your reaction to the statement that we do not negotiate with terrorists

>> i favor both like henry kissin dp er like -- kissinger used to say about the iran-iraq war, maybe both can lose. >> where can we watch you? >> this weekend. >> harris? why are you going to be on fox and friends. >> 8:00 hour i will be sitting down with gabby douglas. i don't actually do anything. >> very cool. >> back to you, greg. >> interesting fact i forgot to mention. barack obama's favorite tv show,

eastern algerian forces which had surrounded the dp complex without telling their u.s. partners stormed the facility using helicopter gunships to strafe the kidnappers as they tried to escape. algerian officials admit there were casualties. up to seven americans are still missing. >> citizens are among boston's is, but we don't have, at this point, more details to provide to you. we are certainly among -- seeking reports a loss of life and are seeking clarity. >> they rejected offers of u.s. help in u.s. special operations teams remained on standby in nearby europe. an unarmed u.s. drone was repositioned over the complex. >> al qaeda are still there. still a threat, yemen, somalia, the threat as we speak in mali. >> former state department officials say that the instability in mali and algeria is directly related to the decisi to intervene in libya and overthrow khaddafi, whose african mercenaries fled back home. >> clear that the collapse of the regime was the flame that sparked all this. you could argue it might have happened anyway, but clearly having that influx of

>> i favor both like henry kissin dp er like -- kissinger used to say about the iran-iraq war, maybe both can lose. >> where can we watch you? >> this weekend. >> harris? why are you going to be on fox and friends. >> 8:00 hour i will be sitting down with gabby douglas. i don't actually do anything. >> very cool. >> back to you, greg. >> interesting fact i forgot to mention. barack obama's favorite tv show, "entourage." >> oh come on. >> why would i lie? >> because it is your show. you can do what you want. tell them you love me right new. >> i love harris. >> thank you. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: the economy is still in neutral gear. >> amazing job though convincing people that things are rosy. >> bill: bad news for the u.s. economy. it is going down again. even as president obama's poll numbers are going up are we the people completely clueless? we have a special report. you al gore are doing business with this country that's enabling your ultimate foe climate change. >> i think i understand what you are getting at. [ laughter ] >> bill: even david letterman is po

. >> funds like dps are good bets this year. melissa: why would interest rates go up this year? the fed has signaled they will do absolutely everything they can to keep money cheap for the rest of our natural lives. >> and the bond market seems to be laughing at the fed up sharply in terms of yield today. not too far off from multimonth highs. this sunday radar screen idea that could make big money in 2013. melissa: harry, are you brave enough to fight the fed? >> yes, i am. i think they will lose this battle. they are doing everybody japan and other countries have done not worked. we're talking over decades now. japan has been down 22 years will never come out of this. they're not revoke turing massive debt. they're not recognizing demographics only get worse. the illusion the economy will get better if we keep stimulating u you have to cut now, rebalance now to have long-term growth. this short term, yes it will help stocks short term. absolutely a long-term disaster. we're not dealing with the crisis at all. melissa: dennis we need for the economy to grow. that is the only th

once "the times" saws it was being hacked, it dp something different. it waited and watched an tracks hackers before stopping them. security experts hired by the times say the patterns they found matched those of previous attacks by chinese military. the ministry told the times that such attacks are prohibited by chinese law and to accuse the chinese military of launching cyber attacks without solid proof is unprofessional and baseless. the wealth accumulated by the china's went jiabao, talked about millions that his family is involved in. that raised questions about corruption at very senior levels in the chinese government. now there has been a change in leadership since then in china. they come into power later this spring. well see if this kind of alleged activity continues. that's because chinese industrial espionage has long been an issue in the united states with the department of justice frequently prosecuting individuals they say they have caught spying on behalf of chinese companies. many still have ties to the chinese government. sue? >> mich

. >> reporter: but dps say it's up to the white house to make that case. that's why they expect the president to put a heavy emphasis on gun control. in his upcoming state of the union speech next month. jim acosta, cnn, washington. >>> tonight at 10:00 eastern, i should tell you, we're looking at the new gun control measures expected to be put forward by the white house. we're going to talk with members of congress, a former law enforcement officer and a survivor of the columbine shooting. plus a gun store owner on how new gun control laws could impact his business. >>> also, a suburban atlanta mother, her home being burglarized, shoots the intruder when he discovers her and her twins hiding from him. he survived and now gun rights advocates are using the case as an example of why americans should have high-capacity weapons. why they should have high-capacity weapons. we're going to talk with the sheriff investigating the case. that and more, 10:00 eastern. make sure you tune in. it's going to be interesting. >>> a california judge overturns a sentence of

nevertheless after turning to new york band would expand on his concerns writing that quote the dp sloping ground would soon quote turned to mud dangerous fantasies. he joined the drumbeat of warnings about the approaching of the range. 8 inches in a race against time led a press release by care. once again it was as if the only way to get aid groups and donors to act was to create indiscriminate panic and again media were not a man. when the first piece of land shower hit in february my editors rushed me into the storm to where else, the golf course. rain jacket and poncho with a waterproof notebook and headlamp i looked as if i was intrigued they may consult in july. is questioned the camp to the miss gratings of two men playing cards playing outside of their 10. no mother would want to spend the night holding her crying baby in 2 feet of water. and you can find out with this bleep is. what the wind blew and thunder crashed over the t.a.r.p. and no just world could stand by watching what she had to. nearly every major and you had signed on into thousands to a minimum global standard for

al final sólo uno de los cuatro competidores se rajo y salió dp de las 14 horas. >>> el premio era unaxperiencia frustrante, cuando me cyaó la gotitia, fue traumante! >>> el agua fría sirve para la circulacion y la piel flacida, las arrugas y las mujeres se lavan la cara con agua con hielo! continuamos con mas de despierta américa y dos desamparados se convirtieron en héroes y todo quedo captado en video. >>> los heroes no quisieron decir sus nombres. >>> muy buenos días y seguimso con mas información y la violenci acontinua en méxico y en el primer mes de enrique peñanieto, se mantuvieron los casos de violenccia y en diciemre se mantuvo constante los casos de asesinatos múltiples. >>> la policía anti-narcóticos crea más flaegos. >>> se habló al respecto e la guera. >>> durante 4 años, freddy cañas hizo parte de la policía pero el pasado 24 de agosto se enfrentó cara a cara con la muerte. >>> mi perra dfetectó un campo minado y al premiarla, pisé otra mina y explotó. >>> en el 2012, juan manuel santos pidio replantear la froma en que se lucha contra las dorgas. >>> hemos tenido gran éx

dp did you see this? i was on steven colbert. after me because i dared to suggest that the show "downton abbey" poses a threat to the left because it it of shows the rich in a positive light. >> along comes the show downtown abby rich people feature, generous, nice people, create jobs for heavens sake, classy, they've got style and we love them. that show is wildly popular. which poses a threat to the left, doesn't it? >> yes, it does. >> yes, it does, the popularity of "downton abbey" proves that america moves rich guys, the same way the popularity of breaking bad moves america loves meth dealers. [laughter] that's very good, it is funny and i'm laughing, i think that was a laugh track by the way, but i'm not backing down, not backing off. more about "downton abbey" and steven colbert in my take the next hour. and two names in tech, one down, one up, big movers we're following it for you, calling it a horse race, basically. here comes the opening bell. look, if you have copd like me, you know it can be hard to breathe, and how t

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>> the top lag dp ards for the quarter are industrials. they're expected to be down about 2.6%.king at the machineries industry. they're expecting to be down double digits, followed by aerospace and defense. companies like boeing, lockheed martin, call back in the third quarter, they came out with earnings for the fourth quarter saying they expected the end of the year to be rather slow. that's not so much of a surprise there. >> yeah. we just heard from daniel morris that he quite liked consumer discretionary. what do you think they're going to post? >> about 11.6%. i would getaway with what your last two guests said. although we have mixed data over the holiday season with mastercard coming out, calling it the weakest season since 2008. however, we ever strong same-store sales. tomorrow, we'll see how the holiday season fared when we get retail sales figures. but so far, analysts expect it to be the strongest sector. but, really, we're seeing the strength in house hold billables. that strength is expected to be up about 50% based on strength within the home builders. we're loo

. >> into the night, the arizona dps helicopter was in the air rescuers were look for more people strandedalinas. they even prepared water bottles with chemical lights to throw from the chopper. they read, stay where you are, help it on the way, call 91. it was a situation deputies were ready for. >> people do not take the quickly changing weather conditions into account. we're ready to deal with it and bring these people to safety. >> their pants and shoes were soaked but a lot of people learned their lesson. >> don't hike in the rain. pump one. listen to my girlfriend who told us we shouldn't hike in the rain. >> that was sam sauls we had will report. the "today" show is next at 8:00. >> erica hill joins us with a preview. >> guys, good morning. >>> coming up on a sunday morning here on "today," much more on the dangerous mix of snow and rain that's expected to slam parts of midwest later today. plus dramatic images to show you this morning. a helicopter rescue of a young boy and two women plucked from raging floodwaters. more on that for you and a little girl being hailed as a miracle b

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>> you're just out and dp you're sick and don't get accepted, you're out. >> you need that proof. >> that's heart-breaking and difficult do hear. you can see both points of view, right? the people who cheat and the people who don't. >> the honest people. >> always good to see you. >> thank you. >> stay tuned now i'm passing off the baton to my colleague with suzanne malveaux with "newsroom international." have a fabulous day. >>> welcome to the "newsroom international." i'm suzanne malveaux. here's what's going on right now. >>> the nation pulling back from the brink of economic chaos after a late night vote in the house. now president obama back on vacation in hawaii. he is prepared to sign this new bill preventing the widespread tax increases and those deep spending cuts. >> thanks to the votes of democrats and republicans in congress, i will sign a law that raises taxes on the wealthiest 2% of americans while preventing a middle class tax hike that could have sent the economy back into recession and obviously had a severe impact on families all across america. >> so here are speci

but to speed freak plays at the dead jumblkillers after their dp field killing rampage several decades morning we were able to talk to a person living across the street. the police toboggan released a composite sketch. a woman i talked to is that i know this person is. each take a look at your screen this to she is talking about. it's bad as a possible latino man. 515, 25-35 years old. the he was wearing a hooded sweatshirt and the bid was already made. beat the neighbor plans to call the police this morning. before his death at the top of this morning. b i had seen in quite a few times around here. he looks like he's going to work. but i thought the sketch i'd like i think that-at around here. i have seen him quite 80 times the rate it is kind of scary thing that a guy who looks like he's going to work with athletes try to cause harm to a little girl. he had seen him since this incident? beano i have not. i have not seen him. she said as he saw the cat he was hovering hanging around. that is where he would stay around. we see people do that this morning that they are outside waiting t

this is really going to help the gcht dp numbers in china. and it matters a lot.. so what was it last quarter? i think it was 7.4%. these numbers are really going to help the q4 numbers. where he could get up at 7.8, 7.9. getting close to 8%. that will help the global economy. on the earnings front, it's a little early. i know you're worried about tiffany's andaeropostale, but a lot of companies have made general positive observations. costco, nike, alcoa in line but bullish commentary on china. helped multinational companies. so so far the numbers aren't that bad. i know the question for me that i don't have an answer for yet is are the ceos anymore optimistic that some parts of the fiscal cliff will be resolved. sitting on all this cash, will they deploy anymore capital in 2013 than they did in 2012. that's kind of what i don't have an answer for right now. yes some are lowering some of their estimates. but i don't see them lowering it as much as they were lowering it in the third quarter. i still maintain earnings trough was in the third quarter. i'll keep an e

medicaid, medicare and other federal health benefits going into dp, looking for two 2050, you can see -- in 1972, we were spending 9% on health care cuts. we are headed for spending 12% of gdp. this is the 800-pound gorilla. this is the problem we have to confront. by the way, social security is pretty stable as a share of gdp. it has gone up a little bit and it will go below more with the baby boom generation. that is not the problem. here's the problem. if you look at the fiscal commission plan, it had -- if you look at current comparisons -- over $5 trillion of deficit reduction. it lowered the deficit to 1.4% of gdp in 2022. it stabilizes the debt by 2015. it even further reduced discretionary spending. it built on health reform savings, called for social security reform and provided specific things to do to get social security solvent for the next 75 years. and it also included fundamental tax reform that raised revenue. and raised quite a bit of revenue, $2.40 trillion, would have been revenue. revenue not required through raising rates, but revenue that would come through refor