and the maker bot replicator is making people drool over the possibility of what we can make at home. 3d printers are coming to your work bench. >>> not sure it would cover our babies, but the mimo probably got the most attention. track your baby via a cell phone? sure, if you have 2 hundred dollars for a package of try. and lots of car toys. among the coolest, the mer sai benz intelligent car. this, it seems is the world of mobile computing. >>> and with that we wrap up our visit here at the ces exhibit. thank you for watching and enjoy playing with all those gadgets. >> welcome to "on the money." are the markets heading for a record high or correction coming? what will the new year bring? what should you do with your money? keeping the consumers safe from your mortgage to credit card. the man in charge of making sure you don't get ripped off. who is better at investing? women? men? the gender gap. and from bold and brawny to short and sporty. the best the automakers have to offer. cars that will make your heart race and wallet a little lighter. and "on the money" starts now. >>> her

you know she is drooling on her pillow right now. >> the at ikea, we don't just design furniture.design good mornings. little experiments. big ideas. brighter ways. and better tomorrows you can take home today. imagine if everyday was just a little bit better for everyone. >>> who doesn't like a delicious jolly rancher? >> everybody likes jolly rancher. >> there's a pinterest post and it's how to make jolly rancher suckers from the little jolly rancher bites you can get and the girl from the cafe mom studios put this challenge to the test. >> we're going to find out if jolly rancher suckers are a pinterest win or a pinterest fail. >> photo bombs right now by a little guy that wants to help. >> and we're actually going to do three of these and line them up like that. >> set your oven at 275 degrees. they're going to melt down in just six minutes or so, then you're going to put the lollipop sticks in them right away. >> tell me, what do you think? >> it's pretty cool. at first, i was going to say, what, they make these. but it is very different. they are multiflavor. >> you could sh

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rare lamborghini made with massive tv's but there's one gadget new parents >> so tech junkies are drooling over new devices at this wook's consumer electronic show in vegas and among high-tech cars and tv's is a gadget catering to the needs of the younger demographic. look at this. it's called smart onesy created by mimo and features tiny censors measuring breathing rates to pus and temperature and body position. data is sent to a smart phone where parents can then monitor them. if the baby is hungry, onesy can even send a remind are to warm up the bottle. if it changes a diretty diaper, i -- dirty diaper, i might by it. otherwise, d >> gradually warming up. >> absolutely. next seven days, it will be impressive. 43, maybe wintry mix on friday morning. little snow and freezing rain and then on the weekend, rain but temperatures 60, 53, clears out sunday. mid-50's through monday and tuesday of next week. very nice change in the weather pattern headed this way. >> you know it. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> all righty. thank you for joining us. "jimmy kimmel live" is next. [ male announcer

so i drooled. would you do when the new law making in my hands in union. mendes going to make it meaningful and in istanbul. i took him to contest the markets and shops. a new interest in union county new guinea don't when he's not said the company and ukrainian studies economics expert on the university where he will certainly creates new kai wen says. he says the country offers great potential for young entrepreneurs like him but at the pre meal. god is great team. in human kind. a few of the pdp was its notes he sounded feasible someone condescending way to end up raining and the same thing at least nine games. she's won plenty of awards with his band to the sky on top white and patience. one thing needed to get the blood for his own league. some people as you don't even know it know i'm going to get the bigger prize. that season with a stoplight incumbents oh and though i did but that has in store. i know most of my stay but maybe they make you cry. the shot media market in uganda. many supermarkets and shops have yet to introduce paper bags yeti paper

blood and three of the chemicals damaged the skin and other sensory organs whirls and now even being drooled reports c.n.n. inside schools to gas wells in leverage high school in new york spilled killing the trees and vegetation where students play right there every day by march reports the new york times eighteen children at the school had come down with two red syndrome a new logical disease with symptoms similar to the kittens found out frank sides brought in a ferret cage and see from small towns with frank sites like beery colorado now how evolution nine times higher than america's cities that have really richard cheney used to run all giant halliburton as vice president he pushed through congress breathtaking legislation called the highly potent loophole because i know exempt from the clean air act clean water act safe drinking. water act resorts conservation act environmental policy act environmental liability act of community rights and no act and most other federal laws on environmental health the most of the show some of the lower just unfiltered water supply in the world it provid

. >> if we have another year of dry highway drooling like this it's going to -- hydrology like this, it's going to devastate the economy. >> mark sayre, kpix 5. >> some believe the state needs to do more to collect and store water during good years to help offset drought years in the future. >>> well, out with the old, in with the cold. crowds brace for a frigid countdown in times square. what's different about the ball drop this year? >> and online shoppers getting an unexpected tax bill. why you may owe california more money. ,, ,,,,,,,,,, london welcomed 20-14 with something more than just a visual spectacle. the sky filled with colors, sounds d sweet smells. that's right! the >>> london welcomed 2014 with something more than a visual spectacle. the sky filled with colors, sounds and sweet smells. that's right. there were smells from floating orange bubbles, peach snow and banana confetti. >> 3, 2, 1! happy new year! >> tens of thousands of people in hong kong celebrating the new year watching fireworks over landmarks victoria harbor fired from the tops of 7 skyscrapers along hong

mentioned earlier, has come a very long way and the maker bott replicator is making lots of people drool not sure it would cover our babies, but the mimo wunsie, the one with the intel chip inside probably got the most attention of anything at ces this year. track your baby via your smartphone, sure, if you have $200 for a package of three. and finally lots of car toys this year at ces. among the coolest, the mercedes-benz intelligent car. it remembers your habit and communicates with your wearable devices. this, it seems, is the new world of mobile computing. >> and with that we wrap up our coverage of ces 2014 from here at the las vegas convention center. thanks for joining us. and enjoy playing with all those gadgets. [ female announcer ] every box of general mills big g cereals can help your kids' school get extra stuff. they're the only cereals with box tops for education. you can raise money for your kids' school. look for this logo. only on big g cereals. you can make a difference. every cereal box counts. i just served my mother-in-law your chicken noodle soup but she loved it so

intelligence looks like insanity to drooling imbeciles or roseanne i mean people better show up people better show up start reading stop being bought off if you'll have an hour a day read something intelligent read several sources you know educate yourself find out what's going on don't don't stay asleep or go deeper into the mind control because it will get worse for you like you said all these institutions are completely outdated they're relevant and yes we need to break out of this this paradigm in look i have it i know abby they all lead to one thing nuclear annihilate this dad i mean already we have to be like really honest too and really truthful about what does it mean when you know. there's a chair knowable in the fukushima i mean you know. really is it that we are so on our way out because we've already had all those nuclear wars and of all those nuclear wars we say we want to prevent maybe it's already happened maybe the fish are dying maybe the birds are dying maybe the coral reefs or maybe there's no you know there were there are water shortages now maybe all that stuff is

tactics used by the time upon us i attempted this title as the country before tonight's road trips with drool light of this year. dunno if i were to tell the rest of the ghosts of the few remaining custody us to please continue to search for the coast brother who allegedly skye tweed to sit with sawdust. a spokesman for the helmand provincial governor said the team has been appointed to invest to cut the ties that will let alone started this blog is licensed to ensure protection of support for the go the comprehensive d support this chart also do the work could be addicted to it the organization. what would you do it for the snow started in the traditional position and that improvements. we need to use up or destroy the law school he said it appeared that some support to something the protection and support for this child and an improvement in austin to sit in the dead gp costs and offer him a commission. who sees the light of this child because this truth is that of henman also that the incarnation and the state does not believe in the one that is the time about how annoyed old vines with sp

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. >> i'm drooling. >> the google guys could afford that. >> they could. >>> that's "nightly business report" for tonight. i'm susie gaharib. >> i'm tie will yler mathison. we'll see you tomorrow night. >> "nightly business report" has been brought to you in part by -- funded by jim cramer, the street.com is an independent source for stock market analysis. cramer's action alerts plus service is home to his multimillion dollar portfolio. you can learn more at the street.com/nvr. how go you know if you or a loved one has a.d.d.? answer these five questions. do you have a short attention span? are you easily distracted? do you struggle with organization? do you tend to procrastinate? and do you get yourself into hot water by saying or doing stupid things? if you answered yes to three or more and these symptoms interfere with your life, you may have a.d.d. (female announcer) in this program psychiatrist and nine-time "new york times" best-selling author dr. daniel amen and his wife nurse tana amen, also a "new york times" best-selling author, will give you a completely new way to look at

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protest camp which the government said had turned into a haven for insurgents as soon as the army was drool cotta won back control of the area and this fighting comes amid un reports that confirm mr bates that last year was the bloodiest for iraq since two thousand and eight for more perspective on the situation let's now bring in defense consultant and conflict analyst morning rolf. thank you so much mr zero for joining us here on our national to talk about the situation in iraq and as we've been effectively involved in control of two key cities in the heart of the country so what does this say about the state of security there in the country. well security is non-existent in iraq but i think we are mislabeling the situation by calling it an al-qaeda insurgency it's it's really a saudi arabian sponsored wahhabi just ideology that is responsible for this. this is the same or similar situation in syria lebanon libya somalia and everywhere else there is no such thing as al-qaeda there is a wahhabi ideology. that is pushing this sort of insurgency to increase but with iraq. the nato interventi

threw rocks at the vehicles and tried to pull strips spray the offices they were angered by aid for drooling to put three activists in jail for six years each those activists were allegedly planning a terrorist act to blow up a monument of letting. more than a million children in the u.k. have had their fingerprints taken by their schools as a form of identity a new report says son it's thought the parents of almost a third weren't even asked for their consent artie's last met a look said what critics say is worrying attack on child prosy. gone are the days when the only time you'd be asked your fingerprints is if you were suspected of a crime nowadays they're starting them young at school to be precise research shows more than a million schoolchildren have been fingerprinted and their biometric data used to identify them for things like cash free lunches checking attendance and what. it is controversial the big brother watch is particularly worried about schools having access to this information and the car particularly when it's been collected without parents' consent and absolutely so it

. >> i'm drooling. >> the google guys could afford that. >> they could. >>> that's "nightly business report" for tonight. i'm susie gaharib. >> i'm tie will yler mathison. we'll see you tomorrow night. >> "nightly business report" has been brought to you in part by -- funded by jim cramer, the street.com is an independent source for stock market analysis. cramer's action alerts plus service is home to his multimillion dollar portfolio. you can learn more at the street.com/nvr. oh, boy, they are definitely in bad shape. these metal basement doors could really use a good coat of paint. put it right over here on the ground. on second thought... i think i'm going to just replace the entire unit. it's a red plastic ball on a stick. what is it? -i haven't got it yet. -you get it? tired of waiting for hot water in your bathroom faucet? i'm going to show you a couple of solutions. or, on the wall. ready? let's take off.

has lifted its seven year migration restrictions on remaining bold garia following an e d y drooling poll say most britons are ready to welcome migrants but only if they integrate and work hard however a quarter say they want immigration cut back no matter what e.u. law or say. reports on how the u.k. is bracing itself for an influx. leading up to the new year the british government hadn't released any estimates about the number of remain ians ambled carians that they expected to arrive in britain now that immigration restrictions have been lifted for them and that since he hasn't done much to allay the fears of the british public and although romanians and bulgarians now have every right to live and work freely anywhere within the european union skepticism and public concerns over mass immigration are written all time high if you're coming to claim benefits you shouldn't that shouldn't be allowed and if you flag your work you shouldn't be able to go on paying benefits you should be asked to return to your country for the latest report by the institute of public policy research dismi

problem is it's good for your brother and all he's flat out his back door open so you own your two drool cure that here's another proof whiskey. shot to cure i know i did john that's that's that's all the point is well made i'm just saying that in the it when the use of language here the use of the word the flay sion is completely misused and whenever they talk about we perceive deflation to be the risk then we're going to justify lower interest rates they're get they're going to do what years day what you're saying you're promoting consumption over investment you're promoting debt over equity you're promoting a you know currency wars over over a kind of a manufacturing base but i want to move on to talk about glide for a second. such a place this is lieschen if you want that's what the price of our emperor goes down or the president for sure or our own studio that's good nobody gripes about that oh but they don't want to see is the place it is when you start to go there when your houses go down. and so forth so in other words there's two definitions of deflation of course one is a good

it's interesting that people just kind of goes inherent trust and drooled this corporation they trust everyone views that it's a household name don't be like they're trying to you know get their transparency out there they're not part of the system the taj you were called by some journalists for your support of counterforce who said you're actually advocating violence what's your response. well i think violence is one of those hot button. this is a very age old debate around activist tactics and i think the very concept of violence needs to be better thought and destabilized essentially this isn't a new argument this happened during occupy it happened in the ninety's i think it's an interesting time we live in when militant radical violence is the same as handing out flyers and maybe breaking a window and i feel like that's a worrying state of affairs when this is not particularly stream. and you know i personally believe in a diversity of tactics when it comes to your activism against these kind of huge corporate government nexuses so i have taken some flak from liberal handwringing

something you'd expect from a child who's never actually pre-verbal in a preferrable stage just kind of drooling on himself or herself i mean this is shocking the reason this is significant is that if it wasn't at the new york times nobody would listen to him because he's obviously a fool but the new york times is a useful idiot as i used to say in the soviet union these are useful idiot propagandist who will go out there and spew lies for the stupid people in america who read the new york times of blue. that there is some component of truth to it now we know he's an idiot but what do you think about bitcoin going forward in twenty fourteen what do you think we'll see i won't getting back to the snowden bitcoin theme corruption is going to continue to be a very important theme going forward and big point is powered by the encryption technology the mathematics behind it corruption and the adoption rate is skyrocketing and you've got overside dot com run by overstocked overstock dot com for example who's now going to be using bitcoin in twenty four change to other retailers like amazon or walmart

lou: is the republican party starting to drool at the mouth? stibine not the first time. >> if you go and you look at the poll done recently for americanto break the top issue with the size and scope of government for one the top issues you was 16% you have the deficit the top four or five issues those are the things they should focus on but they should not be distracted to talk about issues not at what americans care about. lou: we are out of time. thank you for being here. that is why the speaker is practicing his curveball of inviggration of the 3% that the we are can people are concerned about it this bad guy would not be talking about immigration. we had this discussion of the four. with other conservatives. >> does not make sense to inject and.gov leave a ga through the 24 teed alexian. the fifth focus is that. >> even if he brings the bill to the floor they still will might get it done before the bid terms so why bring it up as a distraction? lou: take care. a new poll shows this may not be a typical big term election cycle to show you w

. >> you drooled. >> and sean connery. >> he's not bald. >> that's bald. that's bald enough.t's on the sides. that doesn't count. the dome. >>> all right. all week long -- >> moves of the day. >> we have been showing you -- >> go back to the gentleman's name so we can say it right. here it is. woo hoo. every week we want you to do an exercise during the commercial break. >> whatever he's doing. if you don't have those weights, get some cans of campbell's soup. >> he's working his shoulders and chest. this guy once weighed 325 pounds. >> wow. god bless him. >> look at him now. >> who is here? >>> actress marishka going to bring law and order to our set. and that's not going to happen. >> and he's a god on the big screen and some would say he is close. kellen lutz is going to flesh his arms in a larger than life role. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yeah. everybody knows that. did you know there is an oldest trick in the book? what? trick number one. look-est over there. ha ha. made-est thou look. so end-eth the trick. hey.... yes.... ge

but also, the reporter for the new york times who wrote this 7,000 pages of drool. >> this is a gat shockingally indicating his own reporting. lou: that to put too fine a point on it, but those of you not interested. >> it was shocking to me. lou: it is stunning. your thoughts, snoen, what should he -- where should he be right now? >> at think he has been drained whenever usual as he had to the russians at this pnt. i'm sure he's going to at continue to go dribble them out. i am not saying he did not bring vaable is used a light, but he did in a despicable way that should raise our century, not our praise. lou: the democratic party here has been relatively qui on snowden. this president has not been adamant in any fashion. what are your thoughts? >> as an american, never mind what i do for livingg i am deeply disturbed that such person would do this to this most extraordinary nation and that the russians are smarter and we are because of the same moment ty're preparing to make -- make the ukrainians feel of the world is ending, they're laughing hysterically as which is not good for world pie

bob is drooling over here, enamored by the covers on the big screen., would you like to join the discussion? >> yeah, sure. hated it. >> totally. >> totally. >> duh. >> first of all, can you -- i don't know how you picked it up. this is a classic example of why i hate fashion. obvious, obvious. this thing is about 15 pounds, right? this is one magazine. >> fall fashion. >> are you kidding me? >> think about global warming effects. while you're talking, let me ask you about this because i know you'll have a very big, strong opinion on this one. shakira says she's married to a guy who loves her curves. she doesn't care what the fashion industry says. she happens to have a husband who says this. now here is shakira quoted. she says, my man, gerard, prefers meat over bone. he doesn't like too skinny. that takes the pressure off. i already have a lot to worry about. what do you think? >> i think she's exactly right. i'm for a man who likes meat on the bone. some of those women are so skinny, they're the poster children for anorexia. who cares. except for th

advertisers, drooling over the tv audience who's potentially out there paying top dollar to get their. >> a lot of dollars. some super bowl ad time adds up to 150 grand a second. here's cnn business correspondent christine romans. >> reporter: it could be the most expensive 30 seconds in sports and maybe in all of business. >> it's go time. >> reporter: super bowl ads sold out for weeks. some hitting a record $4.5 million a pop this year for just 30 seconds of v time. but the number of eyeballs, that's what's priceless to advertisetie advertisers. more than 100 million have tuned in. compared to 15 million for last year's world series. >> the super bowl is one of the very few television shows where you still get a lot of reach. you get people from all different walks of life and with all different preferences watching it. >> reporter: but are millions of viewers woer s worth millions o dollars for just a few seconds. market research finds recently only one in five super bowl ads motivates people to buy anything but sales aren't the only goal for advertisers. >> it's also kind of a gre

in a region wide conflict from eleven on three syrians for iraq which is very sectarian which is drooling and sunday john had as many of whom are off on that in support of bikers in the gulf is extremely dangerous and it's not just to complete in this area itself physical play between the iranians and the saudis its sectarian on the stuff is very much geopolitical in terms of a desire for control of the region and that's the issue that needs to be addressed at the counter terrorism issues can be addressed. saigon on twitter saying i bet my first ten years of wages the geneva too will end up like the first one. see about that since a lot of skepticism among among the viewers interesting or picking up one on one always does said. no russia's position is perhaps different that if iran sauces to the words used by the russian foreign minister on tuesday the city was sorry to see the iranians uninvited. it is a mistake. common sense on many occasions. but it will not be contesting the school visiting told to consent to pre conditions in its final position. when hezbollah took a whole range of s

moments ago it unveiled its newest car at the detroit auto show and we're ready to drool.e with the president of bentley motors. take it away. >> thank you, mandy. if you have a cool $200,000, have we got a car for you. it is the bentley continental gtv-8s and christoph georges who runs bentley u.s. is here with us. this is a car you're seeing great interest in even though you don't start delivering until a couple months from now. >> we are launching this car after the introduction of our v-8 product line a year and a half ago. it was very successful. now we have a car with a bit more spice, sharper driving and handling. a bit sportier. >> we have the markets dropping lower today and it's been a rough start of the year for investors. how much does the stock market drive the ultra luxury buyer or are they kind of impervious to that because they're buying six or seven cars? >> the economic indicator is always very important to our business simply because it is a sign of confidence to our customers, and the financial crisis a few years ago, the luxury market went totally down

on a brave face and maintains that he will not step down like is to lead the nation on a puddle of drool too the issue of resignation is not on the agenda today the answer in the summit's was convened on the show to tear his initiative to share with his peers who have supported him until now this summit is to discuss the continued political transition. one option could see the prime minister taken to the country and connections at the end of the air. from as late as sixteen hundred chips in central african republic will be watching plays the year did she jump on the decisions have to be made to cross remains and is of an ounce on it. it's not our role to dictate choices africans make decisions regarding the political transition in the paralysis of the state this as many choices to be mates at that mogadishu. more than one thousand people per night and many more are displaced by fighting the president to take yet unable to stem the finance some four thousand african union peacekeepers at the detroit and european union officials have been sending additional forces to post and i'm so into i

fact the family did not know where to go so they are petitioning the charges be dropped against the drools a high school sophomore. she says things have gotten better at school since the days leading up to the fight the says they are still not there. i was picked on and i still get the dog on when i go to school. i get mugs and i'd just like okay. well. >>: i asked her about being of violence. >>: are you a violent person >>: no i'm not a violent person. >>: i was just tired. then i fell like they did more damage to what i did. >>: the district attorney's office could not comment on this case because it does involve a juvenile. as for the petition started by jules sister. you can find that on my facebook page at kron4 j.r. stone. now back to you. a phenomenon dubbed 'the knockout game'. has apparently arrived in the south bay. los gatos police say, a woman was leaving a dance studio at the blossom hill center monday evening. when she says, a man came out of nowhere. and punched her in the face. she was not seriously hurt, but police say, the attack resembles similar random assaults capture

. >> she eats and we sit and watch and drool. >> jealous. >>> how about this story -- girl scouts have-- it's going out in 20 selected markets. it's called the chocolate chip shortbread. look at that. looks great. >> look it is good. >> it's made with real chocolate chips and real butter, no artificial flavors, colors, no high fructose corn syrup, no palm oil -- i don't know what that is -- no hydrogenated oil. i guess that's good. and a cranberry citrus chip, too. all the other ones stay. >> we're all about the food. in some places it's hard to find gluten-free food for those with an allergy. >> perfect. >>> now we move on. we love the '80s. apparently delta does, too. you know the in-flight videos telling you all the rules. >> no smoking. >> they are usually so good. i love the delta videos. this one might top them all. you've got to take a look at this. >> be sure all carry-on items are securely stowed in an overhead bin and place secured items under the seat in front of up. >> the devo hat. i have one of those. >> you should have brought it. we love props. >> you should have told m

>> he has a little drooling problem. >> just a little bit. >> is he going to be competing this weekendt we are doing. we are promoting a breeding. this gives us an opportunity and the public to look that breeds the they're interested in. the amount of work, this is prestigious. >> i cannot help but. there are a lot of dogs out here. this is saturday and sunday. >> and kron four will have a prime time special on the dog show next month. >> toy car race track sets have come a long way in the digital age. now, you can use your phone to control your car. the competition you are racing against and a mind of its own. vicki li viakis takes a look at this new technology. >> they think for themselves. our goal is to bring robotics and really invent the way that we interact with the world. this is a great place to start. we can reinvent the way people play. >> let's play. >> you just pick up these control handles. you are playing against three cars that are driving themselves. >> i am want to go really fast >> i will back up. the best part, i would i get a speeding ticket. >> the key so much. >>

i have an old snoopy covered with drool and it was -- >> what? >> covered in drool.right. it has been three years since volkswagen first introduced us to darth vader kid in the super bowl ad that went viral. >> now we're getting an exclusive first look at the latest commercial. here it goes. >> hey, look. 100,000 miles. >> so? >> it's a big deal. what if i told you that every time a volkswagen hits 100,000 miles, a german engineer gets his wings. ♪ ♪ >> i hate these wingy thingies. >> yeah, dad, and i'm sure 200,000, rainbows shoot out of their butts. ♪ >> more vehicles on the road with over 100,000 miles. >> that's pretty cute. >> that's it. i have got to watch the super bowl with al roker. >> i love listening to you crack up. >> that's true. >> that is -- >> the rainbow. i have a fax coming in. >> all right. guys. absorb that. that's what's trending today. >>> and now to our countdown to sochi, nine days until the competition begins. and with six national championships and two world titles, the ice dancing duo, meryl davis and charlie white are the favorites. they'

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